An exciting opportunity has arisen for a passionate and innovative Art Teacher to join a vibrant Visual Arts department in a well-regarded Good school in Essex from an immediate start. This is a fantastic position for someone who is deeply committed to developing student creativity technical skill and artistic expression across Key Stages 3 and 4.
You will plan and deliver high-quality lessons covering a wide range of artistic disciplines including drawing painting mixed media printmaking and conceptual work. You will guide students in developing portfolios exploring personal themes and building confidence in visual communication. The department encourages experimentation and celebrates individuality giving you the freedom to shape projects that inspire curiosity and enthusiasm.
You will also contribute to:
School exhibitions and displays
GCSE coursework support and intervention sessions
Extra-curricular clubs and creative workshops
Community arts events and collaborations
This is an ideal role for a teacher who values expression risk-taking and authentic artistic exploration.
The school takes pride in its supportive student-centred approach offering a nurturing environment where every child is encouraged to express themselves and strive for excellence. The Art department benefits from dedicated studio spaces with excellent natural light high-quality materials and generous storage for student work.
Behaviour is calm and well-managed and staff enjoy strong relationships with both students and leadership. Teachers report that they feel listened to supported and professionally trusted.
QTS in Art & Design
Strong creative portfolio
Ability to manage a busy practical classroom
Positive encouraging teaching style
Paid on MPS/UPS depending on experience.
Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
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