Artist/Sessional worker

Location: Artcore and various

Position: Part-Time Artist/ sessional worker (DBS necessary)

Salary/Rate: Various

Purpose: To deliver creative sessions in a range of art mediums designed to engage participants which includes children, youth, adults and elderly.

Artcore operates as a cultural hub in Derby, fuelling active engagement for various communities in Derby, East Midlands and beyond, to enhance lives by sharing knowledge and skills through art and helping individuals to understand the benefits of art. We are committed to bringing arts and crafts activities into the lives of people of all ages, abilities and ethnic backgrounds. 

Currently there are various opportunities for Artists to deliver activities and projects. This is an exciting opportunity for individuals looking to work within local communities and with people of all ages and abilities, from diverse backgrounds and in supporting the creative team and projects at Artcore.

The ideal candidates will be creative individuals who have experience of teaching and working within communities and have attended relevant Safeguarding training. They should have experience of working in various settings such as schools, community centres, etc. They will be professional experienced artist with a background working with a variety of visual arts mediums. They will facilitate, plan and deliver our projects as a part of the Artcore Team.

Job roles and responsibilities:

-To plan/ organise all aspects of creative session delivery

-Work with the project coordinator to ensure all tools, materials and equipment are ordered and quality controlled.

-Deliver sessions adhering to Policies and procedures of the Artcore charity.

-Assist the project coordinator in all necessary feedback and monitoring processes, during the sessions including photographic and video evidence.

-The role will involve working evenings, weekends and/or holiday times.

-DBS is essential

To apply please send your current CV and a covering letter to coordinator@artcoreuk.com

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