Instructor Jewellery and Metalwork
Nunavut Arctic College, Nunatta Campus
Iqaluit, NU
10 Month TERM
Under the direction of the Senior Instructor, Fine Arts and Crafts
Programs, the incumbent develops and delivers classroom and studio
instruction in the 2 year Diploma Program of Jewellery and
Metalwork. It requires an individual who holds a Bachelor of Fine
Arts from a recognized institution, has sound jewellery and
metalworking skills, an extensive portfolio and exhibition record, 3
years minimum professional experience working as an artist, at least
one year teaching experience at a post secondary institution, and the
ability to problem solve and work independently. The Jewellery and
Metalwork Program is well established and the curriculum is set with
the projects being clearly outlined.
Applicants must submit a portfolio demonstrating a professional
caliber of work in a wide range of techniques through a minimum of 20
slides or digital images.
Annual salary ranges from $69, 557 to $78, 897, depending on
experience. An annual northern allowance of $12, 109 is also
provided.
Closing date: June 10, 2005
Competition #: 041-061005-JMI
Submit Applications to:
Human Resources Administrator
Nunavut Arctic College,
PO Box 600
Iqaluit, NU
Tel: 867-979-7221Fax: 867-979-7108
E-mail: smulley@nac.nu.ca
Charles Lewton-Brain
President, Canadian Crafts Federation
Program Head, Jewellery/Metals, Alberta College of Art and Design
http://acad.ca/