The Northern School of Art has been established for over 150 years. We are the only specialist provider of art and design programmes in the North East. We offer a distinct teaching and learning experience for students wishing to pursue an exciting career in the booming creative industries. Our further education (FE) provision for 16+ year olds is delivered from our Middlesbrough Campus and our higher education (HE) for 18+ year olds is housed within the Hartlepool Campus. Additionally, the school runs a successful “Saturday Club” at its Middlesbrough Campus for people ages 6 to 16 years. We are looking for an organised, self-motivated and enthusiastic individual to provide technical support, instruction and supervision to students in the use of relevant software and hardware associated with contemporary moving image for screen. The successful candidate will display knowledge in the subject of Visual Effects and Creative Computing, with a demonstrable skills base in creation of 3D Graphics/ environments, CGI and Compositing. Skills and knowledge in Virtual Production techniques are desirable. Your duties will include assisting academic staff during practical sessions, maintenance of equipment, maintaining and supervising the safe and efficient operation of the teaching area and providing technical support in the development of the lecturers’ practical work with the students. The successful candidate would ideally have a Degree in Visual Effects or a related subject and GCSE grade C or above in Maths and English. Alternatively, a candidate without a Degree classification but with extensive demonstrable technical experience in Visual Effects or an associated area will also be considered. The ideal candidate should also have excellent visual and verbal communication skills. 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 Local Government Pension scheme (with significant employer contributions).

The Northern School of Art has been established for over 150 years. We are the only specialist provider of art and design programmes in the North East. We offer a distinct teaching and learning experience for students wishing to pursue an exciting career in the booming creative industries. Our further education (FE) provision for 16+ year olds is delivered from our Middlesbrough Campus and our higher education (HE) for 18+ year olds is housed within the Hartlepool Campus. Additionally, the school runs a successful “Saturday Club” at its Middlesbrough Campus for people ages 6 to 16 years. We are looking for a high calibre Lecturer who has Photography skills, but someone who is also flexible to cover within different areas of Art & Design courses and therefore a diverse skillset is desirable. The ideal candidate will understand digital and traditional photographic practice and an understanding of the industry and broader art world. The postholder will assist the Cluster Leader in the delivery of courses, ensuring a high quality of teaching and learning for students and effective student achievement and progression. The candidate must be able to inspire and enthuse students about the subject and make the subject interesting, lively and accessible to all through innovative delivery of the curriculum. The ideal candidate will also have a creative art and design background and have an Honours degree (or equivalent) or exempting professional experience, with a professional portfolio of work. To be included within the description of the job: · Skills · Abilities · Experience · Attitude · Behaviours 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 Teacher’s Pension scheme (with significant employer contributions).

The Northern School of Art has been established for over 150 years. We are the only specialist provider of art and design programmes in the North East. We offer a distinct teaching and learning experience for students wishing to pursue an exciting career in the booming creative industries. Our further education (FE) provision for 16+ year olds is delivered from our Middlesbrough Campus and our higher education (HE) for 18+ year olds is housed within the Hartlepool Campus. Additionally, the school runs a successful “Saturday Club” at its Middlesbrough Campus for people ages 6 to 16 years. We are currently looking for an experienced and qualified counsellor to join the Student Advice and Wellbeing Team and work alongside our current Student Counsellor. The successful applicant will need a degree level qualification in Counselling. If you have an understanding of the needs and priorities of counselling and wellbeing services in both Higher and Further Education; an enthusiasm for supporting young people in overcoming emotional barriers to attendance and progression; and are keen to see students reaching their full potential, we would like to hear from you. Working as part of the Student Advice and Wellbeing Team you will be part of the student support offer we pride ourselves on but also have the opportunity to contribute to the development of this part of the team. The post holder will need to be flexible to meet the changing demands of the service and should expect to work across both sites as required. 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 Local Government pension scheme (with significant employer contributions).

The Northern School of Art has been established for over 150 years. We are the only specialist provider of art and design programmes in the North East. We offer a distinct teaching and learning experience for students wishing to pursue an exciting career in the booming creative industries. Our further education (FE) provision for 16+ year olds is delivered from our Middlesbrough Campus and our higher education (HE) for 18+ year olds is housed within the Hartlepool Campus. Additionally, the school runs a successful “Saturday Club” at its Middlesbrough Campus for people ages 6 to 16 years. The School operates with the Higher and Further Education sector as well as some commercial activity within its subsidiaries. The Financial Controller role is a key management role at the School looking after the financial affairs of the Group structure and supporting the implementation of its strategies. Key aspects of the role include: · Statutory and management accounting for the Group and its subsidiaries · Lead the School’s budgeting and forecasting processes · Development and maintenance of reporting and budgetary systems · Management of financial and student finance records · Treasury management · Provision of financial management information in support of the School’s operational and strategic objectives · Advise and assist the senior management team in financial and operational decision making · Maintain strong internal controls, ensuring adherence to financial regulations and timely submission of statutory returns 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 Local Government Pension scheme (with significant employer contributions). To download an application pack, please visit https://northernart.ac.uk/careers/

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. Our BA (hons) Illustration degree programme is highly industry facing, developing students to gain the skills, knowledge and industry links to forge a career in the illustration industries. Our students are provided the business and creative skills to pursue a career in screen industries, advertising, editorial, concept, games, comics, publishing and literature. We are seeking a dynamic Lecturer (Creative Practitioner) to join our dynamic team and support the development of the programme direction and growth. Skills will involve industry experience from a relevant illustration sector i.e. character designer, children’s book illustrator, editorial illustrator, concept artists, 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 illustration industry. Higher education academic experience in Illustration would be desirable. What will you get if you join us? ü 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 Scheme (with significant employer contributions).