University for the Creative Arts
Lecturer Television Production (Maidstone Studios)
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Whilst this vacancy is being advertised concurrently, applications from employees at risk of redundancy will be considered first in accordance with the University's redeployment process
Join a distinctive, industry-connected learning environment based at Maidstone Studios. Endorsed by ScreenSkills Select, this small and highly regarded BA (Hons) Television Production provision offers students an authentic studio experience at the heart of a busy commercial production setting.
We are seeking a Lecturer with expertise in screenwriting, drama directing and delivering client-focused live briefs. This post is ideal for a practitioner who is beginning or developing an academic career and is eager to bring contemporary production practice into the classroom.
In this role you will:
- Lead and teach modules across the programme.
- Design and assess innovative, industry-relevant learning experiences.
- Contribute to curriculum development, student recruitment and course administration.
- Work closely with a dedicated team to support outstanding student achievement and progression.
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You will thrive in a close-knit environment that values initiative, excellent communication and collaborative working. You will be an organised and self-motivated educator who is committed to inclusive practice, aware of contemporary issues in the screen industries, and keen to explore new technologies in teaching and production.
This is a rare opportunity to shape the next generation of television professionals while developing your own teaching career within one of the sector’s most distinctive studio-based programmes.
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At the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), we’re committed to creating an inclusive community where every student and colleague feels respected, supported and able to belong. We celebrate the breadth of backgrounds, identities and lived experiences across our campuses and disciplines, and we recognise that creativity thrives when different perspectives are welcomed and valued. By promoting positive wellbeing and fair opportunities, we aim to remove barriers and enable everyone to flourish and reach their potential. We warmly encourage applications from people who are currently underrepresented in our workforce, and from anyone who shares our ambition to build a more equitable and inclusive UCA.
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