JOIN OUR TEAM

• Minimum 1-2 years experience in arts education program management

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to approach challenges in a supportive and creative manner

• Experience working with children

• Strong computer skills: knowledge of Google Drive and other standard business technology is required.

• Eager to work in a fast-paced, arts and education-focused environment

• Bilingual – Spanish/English is preferred

• Ability to manage multiple programs simultaneously and meet deadlines on a consistent schedule

• Work in an office environment.

• Frequently sitting and standing for long periods of time

• May require occasional standing, cleaning, organizing, walking, lifting, and bending

• Flexible schedule and willingness to work daytime hours as well as some weekends/evenings

• Must have a valid driver license & transportation

• Manage student registrations, rosters, and payment through Canvas software system

• Manage the educational portion of the CAC website, including input of classes and subscriptions in the

• Canvas software system, and ensuring all information on the website is correct and up-to-date

• Regularly communicate with students with class information, changes in schedule, etc

• Coordinate with instructors about enrollment of students, programs, and schedules; Assist instructors with finding substitutes, as needed.

• Create/collect class evaluations and course surveys

• Coordinate after-school programs and other outreach programs, including recruitment; communication with schools, instructors, and families; provide on-site support to ensure smooth education program operations and provide instructor assistance

• Coordinate summer camp program, ensuring student paperwork is complete and instructors are prepared; communicate with students and families regarding the program; provide on-site support to ensure smooth camp operations and provide instructor assistance, as needed

• Offer administrative support, as needed, to the department chairs and MakerSpace

• Provide administrative support including answering phones, managing daily business data, confirming schedules with students and teachers, and directing CAC visitors

• Manage supply purchasing and organization for all classes, workshops, and camps

• Manage the CAC google calendar with updated class schedules/ open studio

• Assist instructors with setup of classes, and clean/organize classrooms as necessary

• Assist with Educational productions and events including dance recitals, theatre shows, and gallery shows

• Assisting with classes/workshops/camps, as needed

• Assisting the Education Director with overall programming, class and workshop creation

• Be stationed at the front desk to answer the door and phone

• Be stationed at the front desk to answer any patron questions and ring up ceramics and any other sales

Full Time, exempt employee
Monday-Thursday 1pm-9pm
Friday 10am-6pm

Typical schedule for various semesters is above, however hours may vary based on programming and event needs.

This is an in-person position, however, the Education Coordinator can work remote on Fridays unless otherwise specified.

CAC provides excellent benefits of value to all full-time employees. Our benefits package includes:

• Health Insurance

• Retirement benefits

• Generous paid time off, including annual, personal, holidays, and sick leave

• Discount on class registration

CAC is seeking part-time, contract-based Ceramics Instructors for adult students specializing in:

• Handbuilding Pottery

• Wheel Throwing

The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong experience in clay techniques, teaching, and safe studio practices. They should be able to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for beginners and intermediate students alike.

This position reports to the Ceramics Chair.

• Instruction:

  Teach fundamental handbuilding techniques (coil, slab, pinch) and/or wheel-throwing methods in a clear, organized, and supportive manner.

• Technical Guidance:

  Provide instruction in wedging, forming, glazing, decorating, and finishing techniques.

• Studio Management:

  Ensure the studio is cleaned and reset after each class. Instruct students in proper cleanup procedures and shared studio etiquette.

• Curriculum Development:

  Develop lesson plans appropriate for beginner to intermediate students. Collaborate with the Ceramics Chair to plan semester-based courses.

• Student Support:

  Offer constructive feedback, encourage artistic exploration, and promote proper body mechanics to prevent injury. Foster an inclusive and welcoming classroom environment.

• Safety Adherence:

  Enforce all studio rules and safety protocols.

• Communication & Preparation:

  Communicate regularly with the Ceramics Chair regarding equipment, materials, and class needs. Prepare materials and demonstrations in advance of each class.

• Experience with ceramic techniques (wheel throwing and/or handbuilding)

• — Knowledge of handbuilding fundamentals (coil, slab, pinch), and/or Wheel-throwing techniques

• — Clay principles and basic glazing practices

• Previous teaching or workshop experience preferred

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Reliable, professional, and respectful

• Commitment to maintaining a safe, inclusive, and welcoming studio environment

• Experience teaching or mentoring in a community studio setting

• Familiarity with multiple ceramic disciplines

• Strong verbal and written communication skills

• Active personal artistic or maker practice

• Interest in engaging with the local arts community

• Experience working within a nonprofit arts organization

Summer 2026 Session

• 1–3 classes per week

• 2-hour evening classes

• Monday–Thursday between 4:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Fall and Winter/Spring Semesters

CAC is looking for an instructor to start this summer, but for most semesters classes are typically 2 hours long and scheduled within the following time blocks:

• Weekdays (Mon–Thurs): 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM

• Weekends (Sat–Sun): 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM

(CAC is closed on Fridays.)

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Compensation

• $35 per instructional hour

• Additional $15 planning stipend per class (covers preparation, material setup, and cleanup)

We are seeking energetic, and reliable Instructors to support our Summer Camp Program for students in Grades 1st-8th. Summer Camps run for 6 weeks from June 22nd- July 30th. Each summer camp runs for one week from Monday to Thursday.

• Experience working with children

• Experience with lesson planning

• Strong organizational and classroom management skills

• Strong communication and teamwork skills

• Patience, creativity, and a genuine love for working with children

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to approach challenges in a supportive and creative manner

• Bilingual – Spanish/English is preferred 

• CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain) 

• Plan and deliver engaging art lessons for children ages 6–14

• Taking camp attendance each day

• Ensuring that children are actively engaged throughout the entire program

• Engaging interns by delegating appropriate tasks and responsibilities in the classroom

• Set up and clean up of classroom materials and activities

• Ensure the health and safety of all children in the classroom

• Communicate effectively with parents and staff

• Hours: 9:15am-3:30pm Monday-Thursday

• Pay: $1,000 weekly stipend

We’re looking for a passionate and experienced Kid's Ceramics Instructor to join our team! This position focuses on teaching wheel throwing and/or handbuilding to children ages 6 to 12 in a fun and supportive environment.

• Experience teaching clay to children

• Positive, patient, and engaging teaching style

• Availability Saturday morning classes 10:30am-12:00pm, potential for more hours

• Starting January 2026

 Pay: $35 an hour

We're seeking an experienced and passionate wood shop instructor to join our team! As a lead instructor, you'll teach a range of courses, from six-week workshops such as beginning woodworking, to shorter sessions focused on specific projects like cutting boards and bandsaw boxes.

The ideal candidate will bring expertise in wood shop equipment operation and safety, a portfolio showcasing their skills, and a genuine enthusiasm for mentoring students.

Our classes are intimate, with 4-8 students, and are scheduled on weekday evenings and weekends, with flexible scheduling options available.

Compensation: $35 an hour