Be a part of the Short Courses teaching pool

UAL Short Courses Ltd (UALSC) is seeking educators to join our expanding programme of short courses. UALSC is one of the University's wholly-owned subsidiaries delivering non-accredited courses to members of the public, professional artists, designers, art and design students and prospective students. UALSC delivers courses to 18,000 learners annually.

As a Tutor you will be entrusted with delivering high-quality learning experiences in various specialist art and design subjects, aiming to inspire and actively engage students within a nurturing and collaborative atmosphere. Working collaboratively with the UAL Short Courses Team, you will support the continual development and refinement of course content, providing enriching and educational experiences. Online course delivery also forms a significant part of our offer, allowing us to reach global audiences.

We are looking for:

Passionate educators: Individuals with a deep commitment to creative education and student success.

Skilled practitioners: Professionals with up-to-date knowledge and experience in their specialist area, ready to share their expertise with eager learners.

Innovative thinkers: Educators who employ innovative teaching approaches to enhance learning, inclusivity, and student engagement.

Team players: Individuals who thrive in collaborative settings, contributing positively to the team and the wider UAL community.

Benefits of joining the Short Courses teaching community include: global recognition as part of a leading creative institution; the opportunity to empower a diverse range of students; creative collaboration with leading professionals; professional growth through access to cutting-edge resources and development programmes; and competitive remuneration with flexible teaching schedules and comprehensive support including training and development programmes.

Short Courses are advertised up to one year in advance. Prior to advertising a course, tutors are contacted and asked if they are available to teach on the course should it proceed. Confirmation that the course will go ahead and the formal offer of work cannot be given until a sufficient number of students have signed up. The latest date for confirmation will be between 1–2 weeks before the course is due to be delivered.