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2168 - Section Manager - Creative Arts - 14.4 hours per week, 52 weeks per year

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Section Manager - Creative Arts
- Hours: 14.4 hours per week, 52 weeks per year
- Department: School of Health & Social Care and Creative Arts
- Location: Uxbridge
- Salary: £19,176 to £21,462
- Working Days: Expected to be Thursdays and Fridays
- Post Type: Part Time
- Release Date: Tuesday 04 August 2026
- Closing Date: Monday 24 August 2026
- Interview Date: To be confirmed
- Reference: 2168
We are seeking to appoint a part time Section Manager for Creative Arts. The working days are expected to be Thursdays and Fridays. Based at our Uxbridge Campus, working alongside another part time Section Manager you would be responsible for planning, implementing and delivering courses, focusing on UAL programmes. You will develop provision, teach on a range of programmes and line manage a team of teaching staff.
We Are Seeking Someone Who Can Demonstrate The Following
- Qualified to degree level in a relevant subject area
- Full Level 5 teaching qualification recognised by the FE sector (PGCE in FE or Secondary/DET or equivalent)
- Evidence of successful teaching experience in Art/Design or Media, preferably in Further Education
- Curriculum co-ordination and development experience
- Experience of maintaining high standards of teaching, learning and assessment
- Experience of leading/supervising a team
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