Art and Design Teacher

Art and Design Teacher – Daily and long-term roles available across Islington and surrounding areas

These flexible opportunities are ideal for Art and Design Teachers who enjoy variety and want to make a positive impact across different school settings. Whether you're seeking regular supply work or a long-term placement, we have roles to suit your availability and experience.

Duties as Art and Design Teacher:

• Deliver engaging and creative lessons across KS3 and KS4
• Support pupils in developing artistic techniques and confidence
• Prepare resources and manage classroom displays
• Assess pupil progress and provide constructive feedback
• Collaborate with colleagues to support curriculum planning
• Uphold safeguarding responsibilities and school policies

Ideal Art and Design Teacher:

• Holds Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
• Experience teaching Art and Design in secondary schools
• Strong subject knowledge across a range of artistic disciplines
• Excellent classroom management and communication skills as an Art and Design Teacher
• Flexible and adaptable to different school environments
• Committed to pupil progress and well-being

Step Teachers is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All candidates registering with Step Teachers are subject to safeguarding checks in line with the DfE's statutory guidance Keeping Children Safe in Education, including reference checks and an Enhanced DBS check either registered on the Update Service or willingness to obtain one.

Your salary - dependent on experience - is paid weekly through PAYE – that means no self-employed or umbrella companies. Additionally, you gain access to a range of exclusive deals, including discounted high street shopping, travel offers, gym memberships, and more. Moreover, our pay portal offers comprehensive physical and emotional well-being services as standard, ensuring your overall wellness is taken care of.

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