The Opportunity Worcester, with its stunning cathedral and rich history of craftsmanship and porcelain, is an inspiring city for any creative educator. We are seeking an Art Teacher who can cultivate artistic confidence and technical skill in students of all abilities. This role involves delivering a diverse curriculum across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, encouraging pupils to explore a wide range of media—from traditional fine art to contemporary digital practices—while fostering an appreciation for art history and visual culture. The Department You will work in spacious, light-filled studios equipped for drawing, painting, printmaking, and three-dimensional work. The department provides a wealth of specialized materials and equipment, supported by a dedicated art technician who assists with exhibition prep and kiln management. We prioritize a collaborative atmosphere where schemes of work are shared and refined to ensure high-quality outcomes across all year groups. The school maintains strong connections with local galleries and creative practitioners to provide students with real-world insight into the creative industries. Core Responsibilities Planning and delivering art lessons that challenge students to experiment with different techniques, materials, and processes. Guiding students through the development of their personal portfolios, providing individual feedback to help them refine their artistic voice. Teaching the fundamental principles of art and design, alongside the critical analysis of diverse artists and movements. Organizing and curate school exhibitions to celebrate student achievement and promote the department within the wider community. Managing a safe and orderly studio environment where students are encouraged to take creative risks and manage their own projects. The Successful Candidate We are looking for a practicing artist or dedicated educator who is passionate about the transformative power of visual education. Requirements include Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a degree in Fine Art, Design, or a related creative discipline. Strong technical skills across a variety of media and the ability to demonstrate these effectively to students. A solid understanding of current GCSE and BTEC specifications, including assessment objectives for coursework and timed examinations. The ability to inspire a diverse range of learners and adapt projects to meet individual needs and interests. Why Join Us? A creative and supportive staff culture that values the arts as a core part of the school curriculum. Access to ongoing professional development tailored to creative pedagogy and technical skill building. A manageable workload with a focus on meaningful feedback and collaborative planning. Located in a historic city with a vibrant arts scene and easy access to the Malvern Hills and the wider West Midlands. How to Apply Please submit your current CV to begin the application process for this Art Teacher position.