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Teacher of Art & Design

GSL Education
Nottingham
2 days ago
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Job Title: Teacher of Art & Design
Location: Nottingham
Pay Rate: £150 – £230 per day (depending on experience)
Start Date: Immediate
Contract Type: Day-to-day/Long-term, Part-time/Full-time

“Spark Creativity, Encourage Expression, and Shape the Artists of Tomorrow!”

GSL Education are seeking a passionate and imaginative Teacher of Art & Design to join a vibrant school in Nottingham. This is an excellent opportunity for a creative, skilled educator who can inspire students to experiment, express themselves, and develop strong artistic and design capabilities.

Role Responsibilities of Art & Design Teacher:


  • Facilitate stimulating Art & Design sessions throughout the Key Stages, as appropriate.
  • Guide students in exploring diverse artistic methods, materials, and practices.
  • Promote innovation, analytical thinking, and self-directed artistic growth.
  • Evaluate pupils’ creations, give insightful feedback, and support their ongoing development.
  • Partner with fellow educators to improve the curriculum and exchange effective teaching approaches.


What You’ll Bring as an Art & Design Teacher:


  • UK Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or a relevant teaching qualification.
  • Experience teaching Art & Design in a school environment.
  • Strong subject knowledge and the ability to make creative learning enjoyable and accessible.
  • Excellent communication, organisational, and classroom management skills.
  • Enhanced DBS registered on the Update Service (or willingness to apply).


Please be advised that this role requires a strong knowledge and understanding of safeguarding and child protection and that successful applicants must satisfy all background safer recruitment checks; including providing an enhanced DBS certificate registered on the update service, or completing an application for a new check.

As an ethical, inclusive and independent recruitment agency, GSL Education are committed to providing quality teaching and support staff in schools across the UK.

Apply now to join as a Teacher of Art & Design and inspire students to explore their creativity, refine their skills, and develop a lifelong appreciation for the arts!

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