This is position is a permanent, full-time role within ArtsEd. We are committed to changing the way that performers are trained for the modern industry. The person appointed should ideally bring a balance of professional and teaching skills to ensure that ArtsEd remains a leader in the world of contemporary professional theatre training. The School of Acting currently offers a BA (Hons), Cert HE and MA which are validated by City St George's, University of London. The intake is approximately 34 BA (Hons), 35 Foundation and 30 MA students per year, with some funding via the current Dance and Drama Awards scheme. The successful applicant will need to work closely with the Head of Acting to ensure the highest standards of actor training are maintained for the students, and in order to maintain a high level of morale and co-operation across the busy Acting department as we carry out our day-to-day activities with good humour and a positive, 'can-do' approach. The Senior Acting Tutor will work across the BA Acting programme and on occasion FAct and MA programmes to deliver fundamental acting classes for stage and/or screen. The Senior Acting Tutor will also undertake verbal and written assessments, 1:1 pastoral care, any training to fulfil the requirements of the role and undertake pastoral and Head of Year responsibilities where necessary. Qualifications Relevant degree and/or equivalent acting industry experience - Essential Teaching qualification (PGCert, PGCE or similar) - Desirable Experience Teaching at BA level or higher - Essential Working with students in a similar environment - Essential Professional acting experience - Essential Use of industry connections to support student development - Essential Skills & Abilities Strong communication, creativity, and interpersonal skills - Essential Ability to adapt teaching to varied learning needs - Essential Teamwork, motivation, organisation, and problem-solving - Essential Understanding of theatre processes and health & safety - Essential Knowledge Curriculum and accreditation knowledge - Desirable Awareness of QAA Quality Code and EDI legislation - Desirable Personal Qualities Dedication, emotional resilience, and professionalism with young people - Essential Promote and safeguard the welfare of young people in your care. Deliver high-quality actor training, primarily on the BA (Hons) Acting course. Contribute to MA Acting and Foundation courses. Teach acting classes using methodologies such as Stanislavski, Grotowski, Meisner, Hagen, Lecoq, Chekhov, Suzuki, and Bogart. Support the team with accuracy, attention to detail, and adaptability. Contribute to contextual studies and curriculum review processes. Serve as a Personal Tutor and potentially take on pastoral duties, including Head of Year. Participate in auditions and external outreach or development events. Mark and assess student work, including journals, practical projects, and performances. Monitor attendance and maintain discipline to uphold high training standards. Please Apply through our websiteJob Summary
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