Art Teacher – Inspirational School in Dorchester
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Job Location:
Dorchester - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
23 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
About the School
A creative and high-achieving school in Dorchester is seeking a talented Art Teacher to join its vibrant Visual Arts Faculty. The school is celebrated for its strong exam results cultural events and student exhibitions that showcase originality and technical mastery.
Students are encouraged to explore artistic expression through various media while developing an understanding of cultural history and design principles.
About the Role
This full-time permanent role involves teaching Art across KS3KS5 preparing students for GCSE and A-Level qualifications while supporting them to build diverse and personal portfolios.
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver inspiring lessons in Fine Art Painting and Mixed Media
Mentor students through coursework and exhibition preparation
Contribute to the schools annual art showcase and competitions
Collaborate with creative departments on cross-curricular projects
Facilities and Resources:
Modern art studios and display gallery
Specialist resources for ceramics photography and textiles
Technician and departmental support
Staff Benefits and Development:
Excellent CPD and professional growth opportunities
Supportive leadership and creative environment
Competitive salary and generous pension
Experience and Qualifications:
QTS/PGCE and degree in Art or Fine Art
Passion for nurturing creativity and critical thinking
Experience teaching Art across key stages preferred
How to Apply
Applications are invited from enthusiastic Art Teachers looking to join an outstanding Dorchester school dedicated to excellence in creativity and education.
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