We are looking for dynamic and reliable workshop leaders to deliver our Set Design Masterclasses across schools and performing arts settings. These workshops introduce students aged 6-19 to the principles of set design through practical, engaging, and creative sessions. You will lead structured, hands-on workshops that inspire creativity, build confidence, and develop students' understanding of theatre design. Sessions are inclusive, high-energy, and adaptable to a wide range of ages and abilities. Workshops take place across South London and surrounding areas, so travel is required. You will be confident working independently while maintaining high standards of delivery and safeguarding. 3 hours per week on Friday evenings/ Saturdays. Applications close at midnight on 24th April. A DBS certificate is required for this role; support can be provided to obtain one if needed. Strong experience in teaching or workshop delivery with children and young people aged 6-19 Deliver high-quality set design workshops in schools and arts settings We’d love to hear from you if this role feels like a good fit. • A current CV outlining your relevant experience We are particularly interested in understanding your teaching style and how you approach delivering creative workshops. You do not need to prepare detailed plans at this stage. If you have examples of relevant work or delivery (optional), you are welcome to include these. Selection Process Successful candidates will then be invited to: If you have any questions before applying, please feel free to get in touchJob Summary
Job Description
This role offers flexible, predominantly weekend-based work, with most sessions taking place on Saturdays and occasional opportunities on Thursday and Friday evenings. It is well suited to freelancers, educators, and creative practitioners looking to complement existing work.
Full training and resources are provided to support consistent, high-quality delivery. We are particularly interested in individuals with a strong background in teaching or workshop facilitation, and a passion for theatre, design, or visual storytelling.
£30 per hour. Job Requirements
Confident leading groups independently in school or arts environments
Background or knowledge in set design, theatre, or visual arts
Based in South London or surrounding areas with ability to travel into London
Full UK driving licence and access to a car
Availability for predominantly Saturday work, with occasional weekday evenings
Excellent communication and organisational skills
Ability to adapt sessions to different age groups and abilities
Commitment to safeguarding and inclusive practice
Willingness to obtain a DBS check (support provided if needed)Job Responsibilities
Facilitate engaging, hands-on sessions for students aged 6-19
Adapt delivery to suit different age groups, abilities, and group sizes
Travel to various locations across South London and surrounding areas
Maintain a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment
Follow provided workshop plans while bringing energy and creativity
Represent the organisation professionally at all times
Manage workshop materials and setup/pack-down where required
Ensure safeguarding procedures are followed at all timesUseful Links
How to Apply
Please submit the following:
• A short covering letter (max 500 words) explaining what attracts you to this role and why you feel you would be a strong fit
Round 1: Application review
Round 2: Shortlisted candidates will be invited to attend a Zoom interview
• Shadow workshops taking place in May
• Begin delivering sessions from June