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More and more families and individuals are looking to learn new hands-on skills, develop their creativity, and take part in practical, personalised artistic activities.
At Nachhilfeunterricht, we are looking for creative activity instructors, craftspeople, and creative professionals interested in organising workshops and private lessons for children, teenagers, and adults, either online or in person.
Plan and deliver creative workshops tailored to each student's level, interests, and goals.
Teach a range of artistic and craft techniques, such as drawing, painting, scrapbooking, origami, sewing, upcycling, decorating, ceramics, and other creative activities.
Prepare practical, dynamic, and engaging activities and materials.
Encourage students' creativity, artistic expression, and practical skills.
Monitor students' progress and adapt activities to their individual needs.
Create a positive and motivating environment suitable for participants of all ages.
Training or experience in fine arts, crafts, design, art education, or related creative fields.
Creativity, initiative, and the ability to engage and motivate students.
A passion for teaching and artistic and hands-on activities.
Good communication skills, patience, and an interest in working with children, teenagers, or adults.
Previous experience as an activity instructor or teacher is not required.
The position is also open to craftspeople, illustrators, decorators, ceramicists, designers, sewing specialists, and other creative professionals.
Completely flexible working hours.
The opportunity to run workshops online, in person, or in a hybrid format.
Indicative pay of 20-40€/per hour
The freedom to choose your availability, number of students, and workshops.
Full autonomy when preparing activities and materials.
The opportunity to combine this role with other professional or personal projects.
Apply now and turn your creativity into an opportunity to help others express themselves and develop new skills.
