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Teaching Artist: Stained Glass & Mosaic ArtsReports To: Manager of Adult Education Position Classification: Part-Time Faculty Wage Classification: Hourly, Non-Exempt Start Date: January 2026 Fleisher is seeking a skilled and enthusiastic teaching artist to lead stained glass and mosaic classes for both adults and teenagers. This part-time role includes teaching beginner-level classes, one-time "jumpstart" workshops, and special events that introduce new audiences to the creative possibilities of glass. We’re especially interested in artists who enjoy making art accessible, social, and engaging across age groups. You’ll guide students in learning foundational stained-glass techniques, such as foiling and leading, as well as basic mosaic work, helping them feel confident, creative, and supported. Whether teaching a one-day workshop, 10-week adult class, or Saturday morning youth class, you’ll play a key role in cultivating a welcoming, hands-on environment for all participants. Who You Are You're a passionate glass artist and educator with experience working with both teens and adults. You’re skilled at introducing technical processes in a way that’s fun, clear, and safe, and you know how to adapt your teaching style to different learning needs. You're enthusiastic about community art and enjoy fostering creative connections in a studio setting. You value accessibility, inclusivity, and the power of shared creative experiences. Whether leading a longer course or a social one-off event, you're excited to help people discover the joy of working with glass. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
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Fleisher is seeking a skilled and enthusiastic teaching artist to lead stained glass and mosaic classes for both adults and teenagers. This part-time role includes teaching beginner-level classes, one-time "jumpstart" workshops, and special events that introduce new audiences to the creative possibilities of glass. We’re especially interested in artists who enjoy making art accessible, social, and engaging across age groups. |
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