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Cindrebay School of Design in Kannur, Kerala, invites applications for a full-time Teaching Faculty – Interior Design. The role requires planning and delivering lectures, studio classes, and workshops aligned with the curriculum, focusing on practical skill development and industry relevance.
Candidates should hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s in Interior Design, with teaching or mentoring experience, strong communication, and a collaborative approach.
CINDREBAY SCHOOL OF DESIGN has spent the past 20 years nurturing talent and advancing design education across India. The institution has grown from its early beginnings into a trusted name with a strong national presence, mentoring thousands of students who now work as designers, entrepreneurs, and leaders in diverse industries. Cindrebay views education as a key driver of youth empowerment and national progress, focusing on nurturing potential, inspiring ideas, and building confidence. Through higher education programs, university partnerships, and vocational training, the school equips learners with practical skills, creativity, and leadership capabilities. With a strong legacy and a focus on innovation, Cindrebay continues its mission to shape the future of design in India.
The Teaching Faculty – Interior Design role is a full-time, on-site position based at the Cindrebay campus in Cannanore. The faculty member will plan and deliver interior design lectures, studio classes, and workshops aligned with the academic curriculum and institutional standards. Daily responsibilities include preparing lesson plans, guiding students through design projects, reviewing portfolios, and providing constructive feedback to support their learning and professional growth. The role involves mentoring students, assessing assignments and examinations, maintaining academic records, and contributing to curriculum development and continuous improvement. The faculty member will also participate in academic events, industry interactions, and collaborative initiatives that enhance the overall learning experience and keep course content aligned with current design practices.