Acting (Musical Theatre) Teacher for BTEC Performing Arts and Day School
Arts Educational Schools London
Hounslow
- £26,000 - £32,000 per year
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- + Benefits
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2022
- Apply by:
- 23 March 2022
Job overview
ArtsEd is now seeking an Acting (Musical Theatre) Teacher for BTEC Performing Arts and Day School.
Early applications will be accepted.
The BTEC Musical Theatre Extended Diploma is an enormously popular choice with students: we offer the opportunity for students to study one or two additional subjects at A' level. In 2012 we added the BTEC Performing Arts Acting Pathway and in 2015 the Dance BTEC was introduced. In collaboration with the Head of BTEC and Musical Theatre Pathway Leader the post holder will support the vision and ethos for the BTEC Musical Theatre course and work together to develop the most innovative core units for the subject. Additional specialist units are offered in each pathway, and the post holder is expected to design a varied curriculum that covers a wide breadth of the subject.
In 2021 the Key Stage 4 Musical Theatre Pathway was launched to widen the provision for musical theatre training for our younger pupils. This course continues to expand and the post holder will work alongside the Musical Theatre Pathway leader to develop the curriculum, deliver training and direct performances within this pathway.
All staff are expected to contribute to the overall teaching of their chosen subject elsewhere in the school and to use their wider skills by having a form tutor group and covering colleagues when they are absent.
The successful candidate will be required:
- To design, develop and write suitable schemes of work within the curriculum and framework of the Examination Board.
- To have a clear working knowledge of all BTEC structures to be able to deal with issues and situations as they arise.
- To assist in the planning and management of BTEC and KS4 Musical Theatre productions, rehearsals, and performances (both live and recorded).
- To teach BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts Practice.
- To teach KS4 Musical Theatre Acting and Movement skills.
- To prepare students for external auditions for H.E. Conservatoire training, NYMT, and agreed professional work.
- To promote and improve effective teaching and learning across the Musical Theatre pathway.
- To participate in the ArtsEd audition process.
- To consult with musical directors and choreographers in planning and delivering Musical Theatre performances.
- To take on the pastoral responsibilities of a Form Tutor.
- To mark students’ work against the Edexcel BTEC Level 3 course mark scheme and keep to deadlines.
- To select appropriate material for performance with consideration for such factors as ensemble size and ability, availability of text, and the need for variety.
- To maintain and monitor appropriate records of pupils’ learning and achievements, curricular records, and assessments.
- To attend parents’ meetings and respond to parents’ enquiries.
- To be flexible in allowing for additional time after school, on occasional Saturdays and during half term breaks for rehearsals.
- To maintain effective discipline through implementation of the school’s agreed policies and procedures.
- To carry out general school supervisory duties.
- To attend Open Evenings, Parents Evenings, School performances and other relevant events.
- To contribute to the school's Enrichment Programme.
- To organise trips and visits in line with the school’s agreed procedures and risk assessment policies.
COMMUNICATION AND MEETINGS
- To attend and contribute to meetings for the department and others as requested.
- To adhere to plans and decisions made during such meetings.
- To take joint responsibility (along with all members of the department) for the creation and distribution of minutes from meetings.
FINANCE AND RESOURCES
- To work within the budget allocated.
- To keep an accurate written record of all books/equipment sold to pupils.
- To provide a list of these disbursements when required by the relevant Line Manager.
You will require:
- Relevant teaching experience, preferably in a co-educational environment.
- Professional vocational experience is desirable but not essential.
- Relevant experience of nurturing young performers.
- Relevant experience of directing Musicals.
You will have an:
- Ability to organise and integrate own specialism into the study of relevant and appropriate units within the BTEC Performing Arts specification.
- Ability to inspire and develop young students, both vocationally and academically.
- Ability to teach Musical Theatre students across the school
- Ability to design and implement interesting and creative schemes of work for KS4, Y12 and 13 students.
You will be an:
- Effective classroom/studio manager
- Able to implement new examination specifications
You will have:
- A sound knowledge of the Edexcel BTEC Performing Arts specification.
- A firm and up-to-date understanding of relevant Acting principles.
- An excellent knowledge of Musical Theatre (current trends and historical context) and with clear ability to teach and inspire across the range of teaching pedagogy and strategies relevant to the teaching of the subject.
- Familiarity with current best practice
- A good knowledge of assessment procedures
ArtsEd reserves the right to close this role sooner should a suitable appointment be made.
Interviews will be held on 1st April 2022
Please submit your application with a supporting letter outlining your skills and experience.
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About Arts Educational Schools London
- Arts Educational Schools London
- Cone Ripman House, 14 Bath Road, Chiswick
- London
- W4 1LY
- United Kingdom
The Arts Educational Schools London, is an independent secondary school and higher education provider based in Chiswick, West London.
The Arts Educational Schools have their origin in schools founded in 1919 by Grace Cone and in 1922 by Olive Ripman. The Cone and Ripman schools were pioneers in providing talented children with a general academic education in conjunction with specialised training in dance, drama, music and art, preparing young men and women for professional careers in or connected with the theatre. In 1939 the two schools amalgamated to become the Cone Ripman School.
Today ArtsEd continues to support a world–renowned,co-educational, independent vocational school for pupils aged 11–18 years as well as a professional conservatoire, with two main divisions, offering BA and MA degrees in Acting and BA, and MA degrees in Musical Theatre, all of which are validated by City University and accredited by Drama UK.
ArtsEd is extremely proud of its outreach programme which is central to their commitment to ensure inclusivity across everything they do. Building strong links with youth groups, colleges and sixth forms, ArtsEd aims to provide talented young people with a clear pathway to vocational training and to introduce them to the unique energy and welcome of ArtsEd.
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