Drama Teacher & Theatre Practitioner | Arts-Focused Comprehensive
Role: Teacher of Drama (KS3–KS5)
Location: Maldon, Essex
Contract: Permanent, Part-Time
Start Date: April 2027
Salary: Competitive Salary Pro Rata + Benefits
Are you a creative Drama teacher with professional performance experience and the ability to inspire students through practical theatre-making?
An arts-focused comprehensive school in Maldon is seeking a part-time Drama Teacher to join its performing arts department. The successful candidate will deliver imaginative lessons and help students develop confidence, creativity and communication skills.
The Role
Practical Drama: Teach performance, improvisation, characterisation and devising.
Theatre Studies: Deliver GCSE and selected A-Level content.
Production Support: Assist with rehearsals, performances and technical planning.
Professional Practice: Introduce students to theatre practitioners and performance styles.
Creative Enrichment: Lead workshops, theatre visits and student showcases.
The Candidate
Relevant Degree: A degree in Drama, Theatre Studies or Performing Arts.
Industry Knowledge: Understanding of professional theatre and performance practice.
Creative Teaching: Ability to develop original and collaborative work.
Organisation: Strong planning and production skills.
Communication: A confident and inspirational classroom presence.
The Environment
Arts Commitment: A school that values creativity and performance.
Specialist Spaces: Drama studios and performance facilities.
Community Engagement: Opportunities for public performances and workshops.
Flexible Appointment: A permanent part-time role with scope for development.
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This is an excellent opportunity for a Drama specialist seeking a flexible role in Essex. Submit your CV to express your interest.
- Locations
- Essex
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