Help aspiring permanent makeup artists develop their skills. Bring your treatment experience, attention to detail and passion for teaching to our Orpington college.
Teaching & assessment
£18,000–£40,000 per year
Salary range £18,000–£40,000 per year. Part-time or full-time working is available; hours and the salary for your working pattern will be discussed at interview.
Orpington, Greater London. Part time or full time.
We're looking for an experienced semi permanent makeup artist with qualifications to teach. You'll share the practical knowledge, professional judgement and care that help learners build confidence in their work.
Based at our Orpington college, you'll guide students through theory, demonstrations and supervised practice. You'll make technical skills understandable, offer thoughtful feedback and help learners develop safe, consistent working habits.
Experienced permanent makeup artist with teaching qualifications
What you'll do
- Prepare and deliver engaging lessons, treatment demonstrations and practical sessions in the permanent makeup techniques you are qualified to teach.
- Explain consultation, treatment planning, suitability, hygiene and aftercare clearly, helping learners understand the reasons behind each step.
- Coach students through practical work, identifying areas for improvement and giving specific, encouraging feedback.
- Support learners as they build portfolios and prepare for assessment, working with assessing colleagues where required.
- Keep lesson resources and learner progress records organised, and raise support needs with the wider college team.
- Maintain a professional teaching environment and keep your treatment knowledge and teaching practice current.
What you'll bring
- Experience as a semi permanent makeup artist, with relevant treatment qualifications and examples of your work.
- A teaching qualification and the ability to translate your practical expertise into clear, well-structured lessons.
- A thorough approach to consultation, hygiene, treatment safety, aftercare and professional standards.
- Patience, attention to detail and the ability to give supportive feedback to learners with different levels of confidence.
- Good organisation and the ability to deliver teaching on site at our Orpington college.
Useful experience
- Experience teaching permanent makeup in a vocational training setting or developing practical learning resources.
- An assessing qualification or experience supporting learner portfolios and practical assessments.
How to apply
Tell us which permanent makeup techniques you can teach, your treatment and teaching qualifications, and your availability. Include a portfolio link or examples of your work and a short covering statement.
Apply using the application form on this vacancy page.
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