Education Program Opportunities 2027 EOI

Here at Canberra Potters, we welcome expressions of interest for casual pottery teaching and assisting roles, and short course and masterclass proposals. If you are interested in a teacher or teaching assistant position in 2027, or would like to run a short course or masterclass, please complete and submit the form below by 9:00am on Monday, 5 October 2026. This form is designed to provide us with a clear picture of your skills and interests so we can match potential teachers and assistants to our teaching program. Our teaching and assisting staff are casuals and work is offered based on course availability and may change from term to term according to the teaching schedule. Thank you for taking the time to complete this form. Please contact the Education Director if you have any questions: education@canberrapotters.com.au

Name
Are you an Australian Citizen or permanent resident of Australia?(Required)
Do you have a current ACT Working with Vulnerable People Registration?(Required)
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Please enter a number from 0 to 80.
Do you have any formal qualifications in ceramic practices?(Required)
Please tick all the kiln types you have experience with:
Have you taught ceramics before? You may also like to outline other relevant teaching experience:
Please tick the boxes to show the areas you are interested in teaching and assisting(Required)
Please indicate your availability- If you are keen to teach a short course or masterclass, note that short courses typically run for 3 hour per class over 4 sessions OR over 2-3 days 10am-4pm. Masterclasses typically run for 4-5 days.
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Upload 3 digital images of your current work. Images should be in JPG format, no greater than 1MB each. Note that as part of this selection process you may be asked to provide actual samples of work as well as packaging and display fittings if they would be provided.
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