Art Teacher Good School Brighton (September Start)
Job Summary
Are you a hard-working motivated and driven teacher who wants good support and career progression
Art Teacher Role
Teaching up to GCSE and A-Level Art & Design (KS3/4/5)
Brighton
MPS1 UPS3 Salary
Full Time Art Teacher
You would be working in a vibrant and creative Art department teaching Art & Design across KS3 KS4 and KS5. The department benefits from specialist studios dedicated exhibition spaces and excellent resources that enable students to explore a wide range of artistic disciplines.
Students are encouraged to develop technical skills and creative confidence through drawing painting sculpture mixed media and digital art. The curriculum promotes independent thinking experimentation and artistic expression while preparing students for further study and careers within the creative industries.
The department has a strong track record of examination success and regularly showcases student work through exhibitions competitions and community projects. Teachers work collaboratively to create an engaging and ambitious curriculum that challenges students of all abilities.
The School provides a supportive environment where professional development is highly valued. Staff benefit from excellent CPD provision a successful ECT programme and opportunities for career progression.
The School is a Good School with a strong reputation for academic achievement and personal development.
Students are motivated respectful and eager to succeed. Staff benefit from supportive leadership excellent facilities and a collaborative professional culture.
Art Degree
QTS
Art Teacher teaching up to KS3/4/5
The salary for this Art Teacher position will be paid to scale on a contract to scale MPS/UPS.
Please send your application for this Art Teacher position through as soon as possible.
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