Join the Future Creatives teaching community

Future Creatives offers exciting flexible part-time opportunities teaching children and young people.

At University of the Arts London (UAL) we believe in the transformative power of art and design in society. Our commitment to excellence and innovation has positioned us at the forefront of creative education, offering unparalleled opportunities for students and educators alike. Future Creatives delivers engaging, high-quality art and design courses for children and young people (7–11 primary and 11–17 secondary).

Future Creative classes predominantly run in the summer across multiple locations in and out of London, taking place during school holidays. Throughout the year we require experienced teachers to contribute to our vibrant educational community. We are currently recruiting for roles in Cambridge, St Albans and Wimbledon.

Why be a part of the Future Creative teaching community:

Global Excellence: UAL is recognised globally for its contributions to art and design. Joining us means being part of an institution that sets the standard in creative education.

Empower the Next Generation: Teach and inspire a diverse range of students, helping them unlock their creative potential and pave their way to success.

Creative Collaboration: Work alongside leading professionals and passionate educators in a dynamic and supportive environment that celebrates innovation and diversity.

Professional Growth: Enhance your career with valuable teaching experience, access to cutting-edge resources, and opportunities for personal and professional development.

Flexibility and Support: Enjoy competitive remuneration, flexible teaching schedules, and comprehensive support, including training and development programmes designed to elevate your teaching practice.

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.

Locations: Brighton, Cambridge, Islington, Reading, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, St Albans, Wimbledon.

The method of engagement is casual: Short Courses are advertised up to one year in advance. Prior to advertising a course, tutors or teachers 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.

Once the course is confirmed, a member of the coordination team will contact you to get a list of all course materials and will order them on your behalf.

All tutors must undergo a Right to Work verification process, providing a current and valid passport and, if non-UK, proof of right to work, and visiting an onsite location for verification.