Art Teachers support the studio’s mission by teaching engaging art lessons, creating a safe and positive learning environment, and contributing to a consistent, high-quality experience for students ages 2-17. Teachers lead classes, camps, workshops, parties, and school-site programs at the studio and at off-site locations. Opportunities for one-on-one tutoring may also be available.

• Plan and teach creative, age-appropriate art lessons aligned with studio goals.
• Use provided lessons and adjust or prepare additional steps or materials as needed.
• Prepare demonstrations, teacher samples, and clear instructional steps.
• Support lesson planning and preparation for classes, workshops, and camps.
• Lead classes, camps, workshops, parties, and school site programs at the studio and/or at off-site locations. 
• If tutoring, complete the tutoring log at the end of each session. 

• Maintain a safe, positive, and inclusive classroom environment at all times.
• Communicate student progress, successes, and concerns to parents in a friendly and professional tone. 
• Set clear expectations, manage group dynamics, and use positive behavior-support strategies.
• Direct and support classroom aides to ensure smooth class flow, student support, and clean-up.

• Set up materials before class and clean-up the space afterwards. .
• Maintain overall studio cleanliness and organization between classes or events.
• Report supply needs, student concerns, or incidents to management promptly.
• Assist with studio events, vendor fairs, and marketing events as needed.
• Transport materials and travel to school sites and events when scheduled.

• Bachelor’s degree in Art Education, Fine Arts, Education, or related field (or equivalent teaching experience).
• Experience teaching or working with children in a school, camp, or studio setting.
• Strong understanding of art fundamentals and age-appropriate techniques.
• Positive, patient, and comfortable leading a classroom with clear communication.
• Ability to collaborate professionally and support classroom aides.
  
   

Requirements

• Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance Card (active and maintained).
• Must be comfortable with a variety of session formats (classes, camps, workshops), working with a range of ages from 5-17, and experience with a variety of art mediums. 
• Reliable transportation; some classes take place at school sites.
• Ability to transport small amounts of art supplies.
• Attendance at mandatory team meetings on Mondays at 10:30 AM.
• Must be available on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays during the day. 
• Consistent, timely communication (respond within 24 hours unless urgent).
• Punctuality: arrive 10–15 minutes before class and stay until clean-up is complete.
• Adherence to all studio policies and safety procedures.
• Ability to use basic digital tools (Google Drive, email, online attendance, lesson materials) as required for communication and documentation.
• Scheduling: occasional evening or weekend availability for workshops or events may be required.

• Ability to stand and move for 1–4 hours.
• Ability to bend, reach, and assist students at table height.
• Ability to lift 10–30 lbs.
• Ability to safely use classroom tools and maintain visual awareness of all students.
• Ability to move efficiently around the classroom to support students, demonstrations, and transitions during fast-paced lessons.

A creative, enthusiastic instructor who values student growth, communicates well with families, and maintains a positive, safe classroom environment. They are organized, reliable, and excited to contribute to a collaborative, art-centered team.

Pay

Pay starts at $22/hour.  Performance reviews are held every six months with the opportunity for salary increases based on performance. Hired as a W2 employee. 

Schedule: About 10-30 hours a week.  Some weekend availability required.