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Production Arts Study Programme Manager - Part Time

Yeovil College

Yeovil

Salary
£15,483 to £19,958
Applications close
11 November 2026

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Job details

Salary
£15,483 to £19,958
Location
Yeovil
Working pattern
Part time
Applications close
11 November 2026

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£15,483–£19,958

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About the role

Real industry experience in Production Arts — across areas such as Audio, Visual, Sound, Lighting, Staging, Props or Set Design.

Up-to-date knowledge of the creative industries and what skills employers need now and next.

Experience of developing curriculum and turning industry needs into engaging learning and training opportunities.

A passion for teaching and supporting students, with experience of tutoring or teaching in your specialist area.

Strong industry connections across Festival Production and Performing Arts, with the ability to build new partnerships.

Creative, organised and adaptable, with the confidence to work independently, collaborate with others and bring new ideas to life.

About Yeovil College

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Job reference
production-arts-study-programme-manager-part-time
Original source
Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)
Employer type
School employer
Posted by the original source
6 October 2026
Last checked by SchoolJobs.uk
24 October 2026

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