Ceramic Workshop Tutor
Rowan Closing date: Sun, 29 Nov 2026
- Part time
- £30k-£40k
- Apply now
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Job Summary
Job Description
Develop and deliver workshops to individuals with learning disabilities
Provide high quality learning experiences for all students of the Charity
Support student artists to learn and develop in line with Charity policies and procedures
Job Requirements
Qualification in Ceramics, Art and Design, or equivalent
experience
Experience and aptitude to work alongside adults with learning disabilities
Experience of creating and delivering clay workshops
Previous tutoring experience
Job Responsibilities
Maintain the safety of the ceramics workshop.
Ensure that the workshop activities are in line with relevant legislation and guidelines.
Ensure that workshop equipment is kept in good working order and maintained as required.
Coordinate stock and materials as required.
Support the development and production of commissioned products as required, ensuring that they are in line with Rowan's Commission Framework, provide meaningful engagement and learning opportunities for student artists, and that practical deadlines are set and met, with support from the Creative Workshops Manager.
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Job Overview
- Job Title: Ceramic Workshop Tutor
- Salary: £30k-£40k (pro-rata)
- Hours: Part time
- Role: Creative
- Contract: Permanent
- Closing date: Sun, 29 Nov 2026
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Location:
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Job: Ceramic Workshop Tutor
Job: Ceramic Workshop Tutor
Organisation: Rowan
Postcode: CB4 1JG
How to Apply
Send a cover letter and your CV to [email protected].
The deadline to apply is midnight on the 29th November 2026. Interviews to take place the W/C 7th December.
- Contact name: Cherie Evans
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Rowan
Rowan is a vibrant, independent, registered charity providing an arts centre and forest school for adults with learning disabilities.
Since 1984 we have offered a safe, creative, and enriching environment where the arts are used as a tool to bring people together and tackle social exclusion. We develop the skills and potential of our students while improving their happiness, health and wellbeing. We also deliver much needed respite to families and carers.