Job Description: Teacher Creative Programmes
Location:Design Museum, London
Contract:Term time 39 weeks (to include the last week in August)
Hours:9am - 5pm
Are you a creative educator who enjoys finding new ways to engage young people through art, design and creative practice? Pinc College is looking for a Teacher of Creative Programmes to join our team at our campus at the Design Museum in London.
You’ll work with neurodivergent young people aged 16–24, delivering Level 2 and Level 3 creative programmes in an inspiring cultural setting, helping students develop their talents, build confidence and work towards their individual goals.
About the role
You’ll:
- Plan and deliver engaging Level 2 and Level 3 creative programmes.
- Teach across a range of creative disciplines, responding to students' interests and strengths.
- Use practical, visual and sensory approaches to make learning accessible.
- Support students to develop their creative skills, independence and confidence.
- Assess coursework, track progress and support students towards completing their qualifications.
- Make the most of the Design Museum and wider cultural partnerships to bring learning to life.
- Work closely with learning support colleagues to create a positive, neuro-affirming learning environment.
What we're looking for
You’ll have:
- Level 3 teaching qualification.
- Level 2 equivalent English and Maths qualifications (or be willing to achieve these within your first academic year).
- Experience teaching in Further Education or specialist provision, ideally working with students with SEND.
- The ability to teach across different creative disciplines and adapt to students' interests.
- Experience of creative enterprise, digital creative tools such as Adobe, and post-16 education would also be beneficial.
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Teacher - Creative Programmes - London employer: Pinc College
Pinc College is an exceptional employer that prioritises inclusivity and creativity in education, making it a rewarding place for passionate educators. Located in the vibrant town of Halifax, we offer a supportive work culture that encourages professional development and collaboration among staff. With a focus on empowering young individuals with SEND, our team enjoys unique opportunities to make a meaningful impact while growing their teaching skills in a dynamic environment.