Creative Media Teacher

Ref: SCH-ThBS-0077 12 day(s) remaining

Establishment: The BRIT School Location: Croydon Salary: £36,412.00 - £48,532.00 Department: Film and Media Production Job Type: Full Time Key Stage: Key Stage 4, Key Stage 5

Closing Date: 15/06/2025 23:59 Interview Date: W/C 23rd June 2025 Start Date: ASAP

Additional Information

Contract Type: Permanent Contract Term: AYR - All year round Hours per Week: 32.50 Weeks per Year: 52.143 Pay Grade: Main | M1 - M6

The Role

Are you passionate about the creative industries? Would you like to inspire and shape the next generation of content creators? Whether you're an experienced educator or a working professional looking to transition into teaching, we want to hear from you.

We’re currently seeking a committed, energetic, and imaginative individual to join our thriving Film and Media Department at The BRIT School – a national leader in creative arts education. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a vibrant team delivering high-quality education to students at Key Stage 4 and Post-16, across both academic and vocational pathways.

Not a qualified teacher yet? No problem. If you bring the right subject knowledge, enthusiasm, and industry insight, we are happy to support your journey into teaching with the relevant training and mentorship.

Why BRIT?

Our department has recently been accredited by ScreenSkills Select and has received significant investment in industry-standard equipment and facilities.
We’re home to BRIT Live – a student-led, termly online broadcast showcasing student work and providing real-world production experience.
You’ll be joining a team of professionals passionate about both education and the creative industries.
We welcome applications from Early Career Teachers (ECTs) and offer exceptional training, CPD and mentorship.
The BRIT School was recently judged ‘Outstanding’ in all five Ofsted categories.
You'll work with highly motivated students from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about creative media and the arts.

Whether you're a teacher, a creative practitioner, or someone looking to change careers, this is your chance to help shape a unique and nationally respected department. Help us shape the next generation of filmmakers, editors, producers, and storytellers. Apply today and bring your creativity to life at The BRIT School.

Skills

Qualifications
Proven ability in teaching at KS4 and/or KS5 levels and knowledge and understanding of both academic and vocational qualification	Desirable
Qualified Teacher Status	Desirable
Personal Qualities
A strong commitment to digital and creative arts	Essential
Personal Attributes
Excellent communication and organisational skills.	Essential
A commitment to the Schools mission, ethos and equal opportunities policy, together with high standards of education, care and behaviour.	Essential
Excellent communication and organisational skills, able to use own initiative	Essential
Flexible, able to prioritise demands across facilities	Desirable
An empathy with the use of the Arts in education	Essential
Experience/Knowledge
A commitment to working with young people and an understanding of how to use technology in a creative and original way	Essential
Evidence of the ability to consult and seek advice and professional support as necessary	Desirable
Evidence of the ability to work co-operatively with multi-disciplinary professionals.	Desirable
Practical skills in filming and editing (Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite)	Essential
Desirable film or broadcast industry-related experience	Desirable
Proven ability, knowledge and practical understanding of film and media industries	Essential
A solid understanding of the practical processes involved in filmmaking.	Essential
Abilities, Skills and Knowledge
Good subject knowledge	Essential
Experience
Proven ability to use ICT in the organisation and management of their role.	Desirable
Successful experience of managing an effective classroom environment to support pupil learning and positive behaviour	Essential
Successful evidence of delivering a differentiated curriculum to students with a wide range of needs	Essential