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Central Film School

Associate Lecturer; Post Production (0.6)

London
£36k – £46k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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We're Hiring: Associate Lecturer - Post Production

London | Central Film School | Part-time (0.6) | £36,000 - £46,000 (FTE)

We're looking for passionate screen industry professionals to join Central Film School as Associate Lecturers. Whether you're an experienced Higher Education lecturer, or a practitioner looking to inspire the next generation of filmmakers, we'd love to hear from you.

As an Associate Lecturer in Post Production, you'll bring your professional experience into the classroom, delivering engaging teaching that prepares students for careers across the screen industries. You'll join a collaborative academic community where creativity, industry practice and inclusive teaching are at the heart of everything we do.

You'll be responsible for:

  • Delivering engaging post production classes across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
  • Bringing current industry practice into the learning environment
  • Assessing student work and providing timely, constructive feedback
  • Supporting students through tutorials and academic guidance
  • Working collaboratively with Course Leaders and the wider Academic Team
  • Contributing to module development and curriculum enhancement
  • Supporting recruitment activities including interviews, portfolio reviews and auditions
  • Helping students develop the professional skills needed for successful careers in the screen industries

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  • Has professional experience within the screen industries
  • Holds a Level 7 qualification in filmmaking or a related discipline, or has equivalent industry experience
  • Has experience teaching in Higher Education (or is keen to develop their teaching career)
  • Can inspire students by combining academic knowledge with current industry practice
  • Is an excellent communicator with strong organisational skills
  • Enjoys working collaboratively within a creative academic environment
  • Is committed to delivering an inclusive and supportive student experience

Why Central Film School?

Central Film School is a specialist higher education provider dedicated to developing the next generation of creative talent. Our teaching is grounded in professional practice, collaborative filmmaking and industry engagement. As we continue to grow and work towards Degree Awarding Powers, this is an exciting opportunity to become part of a forward-thinking institution shaping the future of screen education. Whether you teach one module or several, you'll become part of a passionate community committed to helping students realise their creative ambitions.

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What we offer?

  • Flexible teaching opportunities
  • 28 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays (pro rata)
  • Extra day off for your birthday
  • Work laptop
  • Discounted Picturehouse Cinema membership
  • Cycle to Work scheme
  • Generous CPD and training opportunities
  • Opportunity to teach alongside industry professionals in a specialist film school

If you're passionate about screen education and want to help shape the filmmakers, storytellers and creative professionals of tomorrow, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply via LinkedIn or email jobs@centralfilmschool.com

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Skills

Post Production
Filmmaking
Higher Education Teaching
Curriculum Development
Student Assessment
Academic Guidance
Student Mentoring
Communication
Organizational Skills
Collaborative Teaching
Inclusive Teaching
Screen Industries Knowledge

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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