Art Assistant, art-K Dulwich

art-K Dulwich is an art club for children aged 6 to 16 based in London. Using a wide range of mediums and learning techniques, the club aims to teach children a diverse range of artistic styles as well as 3D projects.

With over 50 branches across the country and 8000+ students - art-K has a tried-and-tested programme that’s proven to work in teaching children core artistic skills and techniques. art-K cares very deeply about sharing their love of art with our students and we’re looking to find a like-minded, motivated, friendly and practical Art Assistant to join our team!

Role includes:

• Mixing paints and preparing materials
• Encouraging children in their projects
• Assimilating art skills
• Setting up and tidying up after sessions

Requirements

• Art GCSE at 7-9 grade
• Knowledgeable of artistic techniques, including good knowledge of tone and perspective
• Experience working with children is preferable
• Positive and proactive attitude

Desirable

• Working towards art A level, Foundation or Art degree
• Someone who lives within 30 minutes of the branch

Schedule

We are currently looking for a part-time, self-employed Art Assistant (zero-hours) to cover the following sessions:

• Monday 15:30-17:30pm,
• Saturday 08:30-10:45am,
• Saturday 10:45am-13:00pm,
• Sunday 08:30-10:45am,

Outside of the school term (half terms and school holidays), work is offered on an as-required basis and scheduled in line with workshop delivery and studio requirements.

During school holidays, the studio operates Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm, with typically two workshop sessions per day, depending on student bookings. Shifts and working hours will be agreed between the Art Assistant and the Branch Manager.

Salary: £8.79 - £13.64 per hour

art-K’s Feedback Culture for Successful Applicants At art-K, we place great value on continuous growth and development through constructive feedback given within the team. Once you become part of the team, you’ll receive regular constructive feedback designed to help you build confidence, strengthen your skills, and thrive in your role. You will also have the opportunity to share your feedback and help the team develop as well. We ask all team members to embrace a growth mindset, welcoming feedback as an opportunity to learn and also offering feedback to others. By doing so, we ensure everyone is equipped to achieve their potential and uphold the high standards that make our studios such inspiring places to work and learn.

Ability to commute/relocate: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Work Location: 7 Melbourne Grove, London SE22 8RG

The Organisation is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults and expects all staff, volunteers, and those contracted to work on our behalf to share this commitment. This commitment is underpinned by a rigorous and robust safer recruitment process. All appointments are subject to satisfactory completion of all pre-appointment checks.

Please apply with a cover letter and portfolio of traditional art covering a range of mediums. Please visit our website at before applying.

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