We are currently looking for Life Models. Life Models are frequently required for the majority of courses run within the School. Life drawing is a vital part of a student’s study and as such is a serious and rigorous activity. As a general guide life drawing sessions last for up to three hours although they can be longer. No qualifications are required although a mature disposition and confident personality are essential. No particular physical characteristics are required and post-holders with no previous experience will be given training and direction by the life drawing lecturer. It is essential that post-holders are flexible with regards to the timetable of hours worked in order to fit in with the academic syllabus. This will involve both daytime and evening work. What will you get if you join us? • The opportunity to work in an outstanding award-winning institution with creative people in a creative environment, where the exchange of ideas is integrated into the work ethic; • The knowledge that you have a positive impact on the development of students and the choices they make in life; • Work for an institution that supports work life balance, and cares for the wellbeing of staff; • Access to personal skills development to help you achieve your targets and your longer-term career goals • Access to the Local Government Pension Scheme (with significant employer contributions); and • Free car parking and access to other staff benefits.

The Northern School of Art has a 150-year heritage delivering high quality education for the creative industries. The higher education campus, based in the vibrant North East, offers a true Art School community where students and students collaborate across disciplines. We are industry focussed with a learning environment that fosters creativity and personal development. We are expanding our staffing on our BA (hons) Fashion degree. The Fashion programme has been designed to give graduates the tools to become innovative fashion practitioners and communicators, incorporating entrepreneurship, modern craftmanship and contemporary practice to establish their own personal design identity, cultivating both the creative and practical skills. We are seeking a dynamic degree level Lecturer (Creative Practitioner) to join our dynamic team and support the development of the programme direction and growth. The person we appoint will work in the Visual Art faculty. Skills will involve industry experience from a relevant fashion communication sector i.e. Trend, Fashion communication, design, styling, marketing, brand development, etc. Essential to this role are excellent administrative, planning, and organisational skills, as you will take responsibility and lead in areas such as module leadership, assessment of student progress and attendance. You will collaborate with colleagues on the implementation of assessment procedures, contributing towards the growth of the programme. We are looking for someone with relevant industry experience and contacts, as well as knowledge of contextual research and the current professional practice within the global fashion industry. Higher education academic experience would be desirable. What will you get if you join us? • Work for an institution that supports work-life balance, and cares for the wellbeing of staff; • Staff development opportunities; • Generous annual leave; • Free confidential counselling service and physiotherapy; • Free eye tests and contribution towards glasses for VDU use; • Free IT products including Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud; • Professional fees paid by the School; • Staff recognition awards • Free car parking and access to other staff benefits; and • Access to the Teachers Pension (with significant employer contributions).

The Northern School of Art, is an independent School of further and higher education delivering vocational, innovative industry relevant programmes of study. We achieved a Gold award in regards to teaching excellence framework. Based in the vibrant North East within a stimulating and genuine Art School context. We are seeking a Creative Technician for our higher education campus to support the Visual arts faculty, specialising in the fashion department. The fashion department is seeking a creative, highly organised and flexible individual who can support the needs of the course and work well facilitating a range of different learners. You will need to have strong communication skills, be able to problem solve and work well as part of a creative team. You will hold a relevant qualification in the area of fashion and have experience with garment construction, specialising in sewing techniques, pattern cutting and fabric manipulation techniques/sampling. A good understanding of the production process and how a design studio operates is important, as some experience with sewing machine maintenance will be needed. Experience with emerging new digital technology in the field would be desirable, but a willingness towards developing skills in this area will still be considered. The Creative Technician will provide support, instruction, and supervision to students in the safe and correct use of the relevant equipment, materials and processes. Duties will also include maintenance of equipment in designated areas, upkeep of relevant stock levels and the maintaining and supervising of the safe and efficient operation of the teaching area. There will be a need to support in relevant recruitment activities and facilitate the team in the growth of the fashion programme. What will you get if you join us? • Work for an institution that supports work-life balance, and cares for the wellbeing of staff; • Work for an institution that supports work-life balance, and cares for the wellbeing of staff; • Staff development opportunities; • Generous annual leave; • Free confidential counselling service and physiotherapy; • Free eye tests and contribution towards glasses for VDU use; • Free IT products including Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud; • Professional fees paid by the School; • Staff recognition awards • Free car parking and access to other staff benefits; and • Access to the Teachers Pension (with significant employer contributions).Work for an institution that supports work-life balance, and cares for the wellbeing of staff;

The Northern School of Art is seeking a skilled and enthusiastic Technician/Demonstrator with up-to-date expertise in 3D design to join our creative team. This role involves providing hands-on technical support, guidance, and supervision to students, ensuring safe and effective use of specialist equipment, tools, and materials within their course area. You’ll play a key part in fostering a dynamic learning environment, supporting students in developing practical skills and confidence in 3D processes, and contributing to the smooth running of our workshops and studios. Please note there may be an opportunity to also do some teaching alongside the role of technician/demonstrator. This can be discussed with applicants who are shortlisted for interview. What will you get if you join us? • Work for an institution that supports work-life balance, and cares for the wellbeing of staff; • Staff development opportunities; • Free confidential counselling service and physiotherapy; • Free eye tests and contribution towards glasses for VDU use; • Free IT products including Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Cloud; • Professional fees paid by the School; • Staff recognition awards • Free car parking and access to other staff benefits; and • Access to the Local Government scheme (with significant employer contributions).