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What is the difference between Manager Jewelry Instructor vs Jewelry Designer?

AspectManager Jewelry InstructorJewelry Designer
CredentialsTeaching certifications, jewelry making experienceDesign degrees, artistic portfolio
Work EnvironmentEducational settings, workshopsDesign studios, workshops
Industry UsageTraining, education, skill developmentCreative design, product development

The Manager Jewelry Instructor primarily focuses on teaching jewelry skills and managing educational programs, often requiring teaching certifications. Jewelry Designers concentrate on creating original jewelry pieces, emphasizing artistic skills and design expertise. While both roles involve jewelry, the instructor role is education-oriented, whereas the designer role is creative and production-focused.

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Jewelry Instructor (Pony Beads/Youth Jewelry Arts)

FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION WILLOUGHBY

Willoughby, OH • On-site

Part-time

Posted 17 days ago

Job description

Jewelry Instructor (Pony Beads and Youth Jewelry Arts)

Primary Purpose

The Jewelry Instructoris responsible forplanning and delivering engaging, age-appropriate instruction in jewelry making with an emphasis on pony bead designs and other accessible jewelry techniques for students ages 6 through high school. The instructor will foster creativity, fine motor skill development, and artistic expression in a safe, supportive, and inclusive learning environment aligned with the mission and values of the Fine Arts Association.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement creative, age-appropriate curriculum in jewelry making with a focus on pony bead designs and introductory jewelry techniques for students ages 6 through high school.

  • Teach a variety of jewelry-making methods, including pony bead crafting, stringing, pattern design, color theory application, simple wire work, and basic accessory construction (bracelets, necklaces, keychains, and charms).

  • Demonstrate proper use of jewelry-making tools and materials, including beads, stringing materials, clasps, and simple shaping tools asappropriate.

  • Guidestudents in designing original bead patterns, including symmetry, sequencing, and color coordination using pony beads and similar materials.

  • Adapt projects to meet developmental needs and skill levels of young children through high school students.

  • Foster a creative and encouraging classroom environment that promotes imagination, patience, and self-expression.

  • Provide individualized instruction, support, and constructive feedback to help students build confidence and develop artistic skills.

  • Prepare lesson plans, organize materials, andmaintaina clean, safe, and well-managed classroom environment.

  • Supervise students during classes, workshops, camps, exhibitions, andspecial eventsto ensure safety andappropriate behavior.

  • Ensure safe handling of small materials such as beads, cords, and findings, particularly for younger age groups.

  • Maintain inventory of jewelry-making supplies and communicate material needs to appropriate staff.

  • Assistwith preparation and display of student work for exhibitions,showcases, and community events.

  • Maintain attendance records and other documentation as required by the Fine Arts Association.

  • Participate in staff meetings,trainings, and professional development opportunities as requested.

  • Support the mission, values, policies, and procedures of the Fine Arts Association.

  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

  • High school diplomarequired; post-secondary education in art education, craft arts, jewelry design, or related field preferred.

  • Experience teaching or working with children and adolescents in arts, crafts, or educational settings preferred.

  • Demonstrated experience in beadwork, especially pony bead crafting and youth-friendly jewelry designstronglypreferred.

  • Ability to design and teach simple, structured craft projects suitable for a wide age range (6 through high school).

  • Strong classroom management, communication, and organizational skills.

  • Ability to engage young learners andmaintaina positive, structured learning environment.

  • Commitment to fostering creativity, inclusion, and skill development in a youth arts setting.

  • Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues, students, and families.

Physical Requirements

  • Ability to sit, stand, and move for extended periods during classes and events.

  • Ability to lift, carry, and set up jewelry-making supplies and materials weighing up to approximately 25 pounds.

  • Fine motor skills sufficient todemonstratebeadwork, stringing techniques, and small-scale assembly.

  • Visual acuity sufficient to work with small materials such as beads andthread.

  • Work is performed in classroom, studio, and community-based settings.

  • Exposure to moderate noise levels associated with group activities.

Terms of Employment

Part-time

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