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After-School Drawing Teacher
Part-time position for the academic school year, August through May.
Classes meet after school on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from 3- 6:30 pm.
Applicants must have some experience working with elementary school children and have basic drawing skills.
Pay is based on enrollment numbers and teachers are encouraged to promote their classes.
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Hello! I'm very interested in this job posting, but had a couple of questions first.
Currently I am a Kindergarten Teacher at Trinity Catholic and have a lot of experience with kids. I also previously taught art for the Gadsden Arts Center's Summer camp.
View moreNext year I am intending to go from teacher to a teacher's aide position and my hours go until 3:15pm M-F. Is this Brush & Palette position
Hello! I'm very interested in this job posting, but had a couple of questions first.
Currently I am a Kindergarten Teacher at Trinity Catholic and have a lot of experience with kids. I also previously taught art for the Gadsden Arts Center's Summer camp.
Next year I am intending to go from teacher to a teacher's aide position and my hours go until 3:15pm M-F. Is this Brush & Palette position flexible on hours for teachers? Or would it not work with my other schedule?
My other questions is about lessons. I studied art history at FSU and have dabbled in many mediums of art. I'm no professional by any means, but have always loved creating and experimenting. Are lessons planned by someone else? Or would planning be done by the teacher?
I hope to hear from you!
View less-Gabrielle Quintero