School of Visual Arts Instructor
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Youngstown Area Jewish Federation
Youngstown, OH, US
Summary
The instructor will create and teach various visual arts classes for diverse age groups, including after-school programs, senior living sessions, and community workshops. They are responsible for maintaining lesson plans, managing classroom supplies, and ensuring a professional and engaging environment for all participants.
Job Description
Description
Come Join our Team!
Love getting creative and helping others discover their artistic side? We’re looking for a School of Visual Arts Instructor who’s excited to bring art to life for participants of all ages! From after-school classes and community programs to Open Studio and senior living classes, this position offers the chance to create, teach, and inspire throughout our community.
The School of Visual Arts Instructor will contribute to the vision, mission, and values of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation by instructing various visual arts classes for the overall enrichment and well-being of all class participants. The ideal candidate should be able to demonstrate the following:
- Instruct a variety of visual art classes, following the class descriptions. Classes may include School Age, Open Studio, Community Classes, Senior Living Facilities, Summer Camp, Early Learning Center, and more.
- This position specifically will create and teach 2 after school art classes each week, a monthly Senior Living class, a monthly community class, and support community creativity by supervising Open Studio twice a month.
- Create and maintain age appropriate lesson plans, ensuring that scheduled class time consists of set-up, instruction, student work time, and clean-up.
- Communicate concrete and abstract concepts as part of class instruction, identifying and cultivating creativity and skill among students.
- Maintain a high level of applicable professional knowledge, including knowledge of art history, different art genres, and current art instruction trends in order to teach a range of art styles.
- Practice good time management skills such as arriving with enough time to prepare your workspace, and beginning and ending classes on time.
- Assist in inventory and ordering of supplies
- Follow class registration and attendance record procedures through Club Automation software and Google Suite.
- Maintain communication with both the department Manager and Director, as well as the Facility & Maintenance Team, ensuring that workspace is kept clean and in proper working order.
- Display at all times a professional and enthusiastic attitude while developing meaningful relationships with students, members, guests, and colleagues.
- Communicate and cooperate with colleagues and various departments as part of the JCC team, including attending staff meetings as needed.
- Adhere to all JCC and departmental policies
- Complete all additional duties as assigned by supervisor
Benefits include:
- Free membership at the JCC/Logan Swim Club
- Discounted daycare and summer camp rates at the JCC
- Discounted rates on programming
- And more!
Requirements
The ideal candidate has two or more years of teaching experience, and feels comfortable working with a large range of demographics. Self motivation, a high level of organization, and a love for art education is needed. The right candidate should possess a strong understanding of various art mediums, the talent to create meaningful art, and the capability to teach art skills to others.
Workload expected: Monday afternoon/evening each week and additional outreach or community programs as needed. Must meet comprehensive background requirements for licensed child care programs in the state of Ohio. A physical and drug test will be required.
The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation is the central organization established to foster the welfare of the entire Jewish community. It coordinates and plans for the future of the community and plays an instrumental role in providing for the social welfare, cultural, programmatic, recreational and fundraising needs of our region. In addition, through the Combined Jewish Appeals Annual Campaign, the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation provides for the needs of Jews around the world and in Israel. The Federation philosophy is to provide relief through the Jewish values of Tzedekah (righteous giving) and Tikun Olam (repairing of the world). The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation is the umbrella organization of the following agencies:
Levy Gardens Assisted Living
Jewish Family Services
Heritage Manor Rehabilitation & Retirement Community
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Community Relations Council
Founded
1935
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Nonprofit
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Youngstown, Ohio
The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation is the central organization established to foster the welfare of the entire Jewish community. It coordinates and plans for the future of the community and plays an instrumental role in providing for the social welfare, cultural, programmatic, recreational and fundraising needs of our region. In addition, through the Combined Jewish Appeals Annual Campaign, the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation provides for the needs of Jews around the world and in Israel. The Federation philosophy is to provide relief through the Jewish values of Tzedekah (righteous giving) and Tikun Olam (repairing of the world). The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation is the umbrella organization of the following agencies:
Levy Gardens Assisted Living
Jewish Family Services
Heritage Manor Rehabilitation & Retirement Community
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Community Relations Council
Founded
1935
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Nonprofit
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Youngstown, Ohio