Job Responsibilities

Job Summary: The Drama Teacher is responsible for planning, organizing, and delivering drama and theater arts instruction to students. This includes teaching acting techniques, directing plays, fostering creativity, and promoting an appreciation for the performing arts. The Drama Teacher will work closely with students to help them develop their acting skills, self-confidence, and teamwork abilities. Key Responsibilities: - Curriculum Development: Develop and update curriculum materials for drama and theater arts classes, ensuring alignment with educational standards and goals. - Instruction: Teach drama classes to students, covering topics such as acting techniques, voice projection, stage presence, and improvisation. Organize and lead rehearsals for school productions, guiding students in the development of their roles. - Production Management: Select and direct school plays, musicals, or other theatrical productions. Oversee all aspects of production, including casting, set design, costume selection, and technical elements. - Student Assessment: Evaluate and provide feedback to students on their performances and progress. Maintain records of student achievements and participation. - Creativity and Collaboration: Encourage creativity and self-expression among students through drama activities and exercises. Promote teamwork and collaboration in the production of plays and other theatrical projects. - Classroom Management: Maintain a positive and inclusive classroom environment conducive to learning and creativity. Ensure the safety and well-being of students during drama activities and performances. - Professional Development: Stay updated on current trends and developments in drama and theater education. Attend workshops, conferences, and training sessions to enhance teaching skills. - Community Engagement: Collaborate with parents, schools, and other organizations to showcase student talents and promote drama programs.

Job Requirements

Qualifications: - Bachelor's degree in Theater Arts, Drama, Performing Arts, or a related field (Master's degree preferred). - Teaching certification or licensure in drama or theater education (if required by the school ). - Previous teaching experience in drama or theater education is desirable. - Strong knowledge of theater history, dramatic literature, and various acting techniques. - Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills. - Native English speakers, from USA, UK, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Canada If you are interested in this job, please contact us. Please include your CV and a video of your self-introduction.

Required Languages

English