After-School Arts Educator — Hybrid Community Outreach

Clark Art Institute

Williamstown (MA)

Hybrid

USD 9,000 - 12,000

Part time

14 days+

Get a reply from this employer

Your resume and cover letter, tailored to exactly what they’re hiring for.

Get past ATS filters

Job summary

The Clark Art Institute is seeking an early-career arts student or professional to lead a weekly after-school arts program at the UNO Community Center in North Adams, MA. The role supports planning, staffing, and delivering art activities for youth ages 8–19, with focus on accessibility and audience development.

The position is 10 hours per week for a year, grant-funded, with potential extension through August 2028.

Qualifications

Experience working with children.
Experience with art-making and a variety of art materials.
Attention to detail and excellent organizational skills.
Reliability, warmth, enthusiasm, and patience.

Responsibilities

On-site at UNO Community Center for four hours per week, with the other six hours split between Clark and remote work.
Develop a year-long curriculum of activities focused on the Clark collection and programs to enhance accessibility for new audiences.
Staff the weekly Wednesday program.
Test art-making activities and adjust plans as needed.
Order, organize, and prepare supplies and materials for the program.
Engage warmly with participants and families as a Clark representative.
Assist with postering, newsletters, and other outreach to target communities and families.
Help staff Clark First Sunday Free programs once a month.
Other duties as assigned.