Acting Teacher

To apply, please email us. Details are found at the bottom of this post.

ABOUT NWEAS:

North West End Acting School is a Spotlight-approved establishment based in Chester, focused on acting training for adults and teens, plus workshops, 1-2-1 training, singing lessons, and performances. Our students have gone on to study at some of the most prestigious drama schools in the country, as well as taking on acting roles in a range of theatre, film, and television. Lead by Lucy Thatcher, known for being part of the original cast of the RSC’s Matilda in London’s West End, the school is expanding, and we are searching for a part-time acting teacher to come on board and help us teach our adult group acting classes.

ABOUT THE ROLE:

  • This is a part-time role, paid £25 per hour.
  • Classes take place in Chester between 7:15pm and 9:15pm and run over a period of ten weeks. You will be working with groups of a maximum of 20 students. The courses run regularly throughout the year.
  • The post holder will also be responsible for the welfare of the students and the opening and closing of the venue.
  • Candidates should be DBS checked and have Public Liability Insurance.

We are looking for someone who is dynamic and adaptable, able to work with a variety of people from all backgrounds and ages and with a passion for sharing the joy of acting.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Acting teaching experience for adults (18+)
  • Professional acting training
  • Professional acting experience in theatre and TV
  • Experience in working to lesson plans and/or a curriculum
  • Be enthusiastic, energetic and friendly
  • Can teach techniques and exercises from practitioners such as Meisner, Uta Hagen, Stanislavski

TO APPLY:

Please send us a CV and cover letter detailing how your experience suits the job description. Do send us a Spotlight link or anything you think is relevant to your professional acting experience.

  • Contact name: Agathe Rault
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