The CTP Tech will support the work in a large active studio, developing their ceramics expertise and learning from our team. This position provides hands-on experience in all aspects of operating our ceramics programs with a focus on studio management, production process, clay recycling, glazing, and program management in a non-profit community arts organization. In exchange for the CTP Tech work, we are offering access to our ceramics studio for personal work time and some storage space. The CTP Tech will have access to all Student Studio hours in the ceramics studio up to 9 hours that match but not exceed weekly CTP Tech work hours. This offers the opportunity to apply learnings and maintain their artistic practice in a fully stocked studio. The CTP Tech has a wide variety of responsibilities. They will include physical labour and, at times, heavy lifting as part of their regular duties.
Alison has throughout her career as a Lab Technologist, and later with experience in IT, she started as a volunteer task at the ceramics program and has gained valuable skills that have for the role of CTP Tech. In this role as a CTP Tech provides her with an amazing opportunity to continue her ceramics journey, learning new skills and gaining valuable experience with an exceptional team. Her current duties at the ceramics studio include supervising student studio, general cleaning and maintenance of the studio and equipment, and clay recycling, including running the pugmill. This experience, combined with her exceptional organizational skills, l ensure that the work required to maintain and operate the ceramics studio is planned and managed effectively.
How to Apply
Subject Line: Ceramics Technician Program Application
PDF format only with your COVER LETTER and RESUME/CV, a list of two professional references, and at least six (6) images of your work
Your cover letter should clearly indicate why you are interested in this position, what you hope to learn, and what impact it will have on your professional development
Application Deadline: December 20th, 2024
Requirements
BFA or BA in ceramics or equivalent experience
Ability to work with adults and children of all ages and abilities
Strong work ethic and commitment to community service
A general understanding of a variety of ceramics processes
Ability to work up to 9 hours a week in 3-hour shifts that may include heavy lifting, up to 25lbs
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