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London Art Club is a creative education platform offering one-to-one art tutoring, portfolio preparation, and mentorship for aspiring and practising artists across the UK and internationally. We help learners refine technique, develop original ideas, and strengthen creative and academic work across all levels, including GCSE, A-level, IB, Foundation, BA/MA and professional or personal practice.
We work across three main areas:
Art School & Scholarship Preparation (GCSE/A-level/IB, Foundation, BA/MA, career-change portfolios)
Creative Mentorship for Artists & Adults (developing a serious, sustainable art practice)
Art Skills & Academic Support (drawing, painting, digital art, textiles/fashion, photography, EPQs, essays, and English for art & design)
We’re seeking freelance, part-time tutors to join our growing team.
Role Overview
Tutors create tailored sessions based on each student’s goals, age and ability. Teaching may take place online or in person (for London-based tutors). You will support students with practical artistic development, creative confidence, idea generation and (where relevant) academic or written components.
We welcome applicants from all creative disciplines, including painting, sculpture, textiles/fashion, digital art, photography, animation, design, art history and writing. Prior tutoring experience is welcome but not required; we provide onboarding for those new to one-to-one teaching.
Responsibilities
Teaching & Creative Support
Teach and mentor students in your specialist discipline (e.g. painting, digital art, sculpture, textiles/fashion, photography, animation, art history or related fields)
Deliver structured, personalised sessions adapted to age, ability and goals
Introduce relevant artist references, visual research, and creative exercises
Portfolio & Academic Development
Support students in building strong, original portfolios for GCSE, A-level, IB, Foundation, BA and MA applications
Guide students on project development, sketchbook work, creative process and reflective writing
Provide clear, encouraging feedback that strengthens skill, independence and creative confidence
Written & Theoretical Support (where relevant)
Assist with sketchbook annotation, artist statements, personal statements, EPQs, essays and dissertations
Help bilingual or international students with art-related English, interview preparation or academic writing
Optional Responsibilities
Design and teach small group classes or workshops (online or in-person)
Prepare tailored resources such as briefs, exercises or reference lists
Requirements
Core Requirements
Practising artist, designer, writer or educator with strong creative or academic expertise
Passion for helping learners develop their artistic voice, skills and confidence
Reliable, organised, and able to work independently
Comfortable adapting to different learning styles and age groups
Able to teach either practical or academic components (or both, depending on your strengths)
Desirable Experience (not essential)
Prior teaching, tutoring or mentoring experience
Familiarity with GCSE, A-level, IB, Foundation or university portfolio expectations
Experience with digital software (Photoshop, Illustrator, Procreate) or 3D/textiles processes (ceramics, casting, fashion, 3D printing)
Experience supporting art-related or academic English
Enhanced DBS check or willingness to obtain one
French language fluency (for students based in France)
Practical Details
Freelance, self-employed role with flexible scheduling
Minimum 4 hours per week, depending on student enrolment
Pay rates vary by experience, level taught and session type (details discussed at interview)