Cultural and Creative Art Teacher

Role Overview

The Cultural and Creative Art Teacher is responsible for delivering a balanced curriculum that covers Visual Arts, Performing Arts, and Cultural Heritage. This role requires strong classroom management, formal academic planning, and active involvement in school events and talent exhibitions.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and deliver engaging weekly lessons covering both theory and practical aspects of Visual Arts, Performing Arts (Music & Drama), and Cultural Studies.
• Develop comprehensive schemes of work, weekly lesson plans, and instructional materials aligned with DTA’s academic calendar and standard primary curriculum guidelines.
• Identify pupils’ artistic, musical, or dramatic talents early, providing tailored encouragement and opportunities to develop those skills.
• Design, administer, and grade weekly practical projects, classwork, quizzes, and homework.
• Set termly theoretical and practical assessments, grade student artwork/performance fairly against clear rubrics, and upload marks into the school management software strictly by DTA deadlines.
• Maintain records of each pupil’s growth in creative confidence, fine motor control, and cultural understanding.
• Manage art supplies, musical instruments, and drama props responsibly—ensuring efficient use, inventory tracking, and safe storage.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe environment during hands-on projects.
• Organize student art displays, stage plays, and cultural performances for school events such as Cultural Day, End-of-Year Graduation, and Open Days.
• Participate actively in Parent-Teacher Conferences, sharing constructive feedback on pupils' artistic progress and academic performance.
• Attend weekly staff meetings, professional development training, and collaborate with peer teachers on cross-curricular projects.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree with 4 - 7 years experience.

How to Apply

Interested and qualified candidates should send their Applications to: discoveringtalentsacademy@gmail.com using the Job Title as the subject of the email.