JOBS
DRAMA / PERFORMANCE FACILITATOR: TEACHING OPPORTUNITY
This is a freelance role and will be paid at a blended rate to reflect the work undertaken.
Jersey Heritage and ArtHouse Jersey are working in partnership to plan, devise and deliver a range of educational opportunities to celebrate Liberation Day 2025. This is a great opportunity for actors to gain experience through the delivery of a student workshop. For more experienced educators it is an opportunity to develop existing skills and participate in a collaborative project. The project commences in 2025 where you will be supported to plan your workshop and deliver it between 28 April 2025 and 12 May.
You must be a practicing actor, drama specialist or performer to apply for this role who is educated to degree level or higher. Our ideal Artist Educator is someone who is friendly and approachable with good interpersonal and communication skills. Artists must be interested in working in an educational setting. An interest in process and experiential learning is key. The candidate must be keen to develop their teaching skills.Experience delivering workshops or working with young people is desired. A positive and reliable attitude is required for this role.
APPLY
To apply for the role, please read this APPLICATION PACK and email Anna Shipley at anna@arts.je by Friday 24h January 2025. You will need to share a short CV and covering letter with links to examples of your current or recent work through a website or social media channel. Please explain why you are interested in taking part in this project. If you have any initial queries please email Anna directly.
ARTIST EDUCATOR: TRAINING AND TEACHING OPPORTUNITY
This is a freelance role. The Artist payment is £210 per day for face to face delivery and a blended rate for non contact project work.
ArtHouse Jersey works in partnership with the Government of Jersey. Together we are launching Making Art Partnerships in Schools - Part 4, a training and educational programme with artists and teachers working in collaboration to enhance the delivery and provision for art in schools. Each artist will be partnered with a school and will be supported through a facilitated training programme. This is a great opportunity for Artists to gain experience, support and confidence to work within an educationalsetting. For more experienced Artist educators it is an opportunity to develop existing skills.
You must be a practicing Artist to apply for this role who is educated to degree level or higher. Our ideal Artist Educator is someone who is friendly and approachable with good interpersonal and communication skills. Artists must be interested in working in an educational setting with an interest in process and experiential learning. Artists must be keen to develop their teaching skills.Experience delivering workshops or working with young people is desired but not essential. A positive and reliable attitude is required for this role.
APPLY
To apply for the role, please read this APPLICATION PACK and email Anna Shipley at anna@arts.je by Friday 28h February 2025. You will need to share a short CV and covering letter with links to examples of your current or recent work through a website or social media channel. Please explain why you are interested in taking part in this this training and teaching programme. If you have any initial queries please email Anna directly.