Magic Lantern's inclusive and interactive art history workshops complement the whole primary school curriculum and help children develop a range of skills including oracy, critical thinking, visual literacy, empathy and confidence. The charity works with a range of adult learners including delivering CPD sessions for teachers on how to use art history in the primary classroom and are an official Artsmark Partner. The Director is responsible for the charity's long-term viability, the quality of its educational workshops, and its public profile. We are looking for someone with a knowledge and passion for Art History as well as experience in teaching or gallery education. The successful candidate will have strong communication skills and experience managing a team. This is a part time (1 day a week or equivalent to 8 hours weekly) freelance role working remotely. The salary is £6,000 per annum. Application deadline is Monday 11 May 2025 at 23.59pm. Expertise: Knowledge and passion for Art History with experience of teaching or gallery education. Communication: Exceptional public speaking and writing skills for diverse audiences, from schoolchildren to donors. Leadership: Experience in managing remote or freelance teams and working effectively with a Board. Tech Savvy: Comfortable managing websites (e.g. WordPress) and social media content creation. Long-term Planning: Develop and implement strategic goals to ensure the charity fulfils its mission of making art accessible to all, with an emphasis on primary school children. Board Liaison: Work closely with the Board of Trustees to ensure full legal and regulatory compliance. Curriculum Development: Lead the research and creation of workshop content, Teacher CPD, and Initial Teacher Training sessions. CPD Opportunities: Identify and provide professional development for the educator team to keep Magic Lantern at the forefront of arts education. Ambassadorial Role: Represent Magic Lantern to external partners, donors, patrons, and the media Public Relations: Oversee the charity's marketing strategy and manage the website and social media channels Recruitment: Lead the recruitment of new workshop leaders, trustees and patrons. Budget management: Directly manage the annual budget and oversee fundraising efforts. Please apply with cover letter and CV to [email protected]. Application deadline is Monday 11 May at 23.59pm.Job Summary
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