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Part-Time Ceramics Teacher Division: Upper School Campus: Upper School Art Studio at 638 Garden Street Position Overview The Hudson School seeks a skilled ceramics artist-educator to teach Elements ...

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As of Aug 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for ceramics teacher in the United States is $35.67, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $50.72 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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As a Ceramics Teacher, your day often includes preparing lesson plans, demonstrating ceramic techniques, supervising students during hands-on activities, and managing the studio space to ensure safety and cleanliness. You'll also be responsible for firing student work in the kiln, maintaining equipment, and providing feedback on both technical skills and artistic development. Collaboration with other art faculty and participation in school art shows or exhibitions may also be part of your routine. These varied tasks create a dynamic and rewarding work environment focused on nurturing students' creativity and technical abilities.

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A Ceramics Teacher instructs students in the techniques and principles of working with clay, including hand-building, wheel-throwing, glazing, and firing. They design lesson plans, demonstrate proper techniques, and ensure a safe studio environment. Ceramics Teachers may work in schools, community centers, or private studios, catering to various skill levels. Their role also includes fostering creativity and artistic expression while teaching the technical skills required for pottery and sculpture.

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A successful Ceramics Teacher typically holds a degree in art or art education with expertise in ceramics techniques such as wheel-throwing, hand-building, glazing, and kiln operation. Familiarity with studio equipment, kiln safety protocols, and sometimes teaching certifications or state licensure are commonly required. Strong communication, patience, and the ability to inspire creativity in students are vital soft skills. These qualifications ensure a safe, engaging, and supportive learning environment where students can develop artistic skills effectively.

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Part-Time Ceramics Teacher

The Hudson School

Hoboken, NJ • On-site

$82/hr

Part-time

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Job description

Part-Time Ceramics Teacher

Division: Upper School

Campus: Upper School Art Studio at 638 Garden Street

Position Overview

The Hudson School seeks a skilled ceramics artist-educator to teach Elements of Ceramics to upper school students in grades 10–12. This is a part-time position comprising four 40-minute class sessions per week, and the flexibility to design your own course. The ideal candidate brings both a strong studio practice and a genuine passion for teaching 3D ceramic art.

Responsibilities

Explore functional and sculptural forms through hand-building and 3D mixed-media. Connect projects to global, historical, and contemporary ceramic traditions while instructing on the stages of clay, reclamation procedures, and kiln operation. Maintain a safe, well-organized studio environment, including proper care of tools, materials, and equipment. Communicate effectively with students, parents, and colleagues as needed.

Qualifications

BFA, MFA, or equivalent professional or teaching experience in ceramics. Prior teaching experience at the secondary level is strongly preferred.

About The Hudson School

The Hudson School is a Preschool to Grade 12 independent school in Hoboken, New Jersey, committed to a progressive, student-centered approach to education. The school values creative inquiry, intellectual curiosity, and a close-knit community of learners and educators.

To Apply

Please submit a cover letter, résume, and three professional references. This is an hourly, part-time position and is not eligible for benefits. The rate for this position is $55 per 40-minute class period taught.