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The Willem de Kooning Academy, Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, offers a variety of bachelor and master programs in the fields of visual culture, art, design, education in arts, and leisure management. The professions for which the academy prepares its students are at the heart of the creative industry. The art education programs play a key role in various knowledge domains including communication & technology, and art & social engagement. These education programs prepare students for a career in the cultural manufacturing industry: as artists, designers, makers, performers, educators, researchers, and organizers. The Willem de Kooning Academy’s curricula are based upon the independence of students working on projects in groups. In addition to theoretical knowledge and supervision by tutors, students also learn and apply skills by working in the Stations. The academy features several Stations, such as the Material Station, Publication Station, Interaction Station, Fabric Station, Drawing station, Living station Lab and the Image and sound station.
The stations are centers of knowledge and expertise. They are both physical and non-physical locations that cover both traditional as well as innovative technologies. The stations are at the vanguard of the developments within the professional field and the processes of production that are relevant for the art and design practice. Stations are not only a space of execution and production, but also a space in which tutors, instructors and students question why we make, how we make and for whom we make. Stations are part of a collaborative effort (an educational instrument) to develop a student-driven curriculum that supports self-directed learning.
The Publication Station is an environment where students of various design disciplines can develop their physical and digital publications and are challenged to acquire new skills. The Publication Station distinguishes itself from a regular print space through its emphasis on research through making and practical applications. The Publication Station combines traditional print techniques with digitalization and sustainability. We focus on innovations in new hybrid, physical and digital publications. This includes strategies such as combining classic print techniques with coded design, to create new smart kind of publications. The wide variety of learning goals of students in turn requires a broad professional knowledge from the team of instructors, in which each instructor has their own role and field of expertise. The focus of the team of instructors is to help students develop their ideas into working projects, providing individual consultations, station skills and lessons. For example, we currently provide skills courses in the following print techniques: screen printing, linoleum printing, etching and bookbinding. Additionally, we offer courses in Typography, Web platforms, HTML/CSS and After Effects.
The Print studio is one of the three main studios of the Publication Station. It contains two A2 inkjet photo printers and two inkjet roll printers, 2 office copy machines, a Canon c600i printer, various binding machines and an electric guillotine paper cutter. We teach and assist the students to print and make prototypes or small editions of their publications.
As an instructor, you will provide instructions in digital printing techniques. Also, you’ll convert your knowledge into advice that contributes to curriculum development within the Willem de Kooning Academy. You’ll guide students (both individually and in groups) in realizing their various projects. You also actively participate within a team of colleagues in the Station to create an inspiring working and learning environment. Your responsibilities include:
The Publication Station is looking for a colleague in their print studio in the position of instructorwho has professional experience in digital printing and print productions. An enthusiastic team member who can bridge the production world with experimental projects and is capable of teaching digital printing techniques at all levels, from beginner to advanced. We are looking for an instructor who is keen to help students create and develop new projects, and who is interested in the development of new and more diverse ways of making publications in the broadest sense of the term and in new and more sustainable ways of making print productions in the broadest sense of the term.
You are expected to take initiative and must be able to operate independently and to communicate clearly with colleagues and students. Affinity and experience with (art) education is a plus. You have professional experience in a wide variety of digital print productions and publishing-related techniques, such as plotters and flat-bed printing. Knowledge in the prep-software such as InDesign, Photoshop and Acrobat Pro is important. Experience with maintenance and problem-solving of printers and mechanicals is a big plus. Knowledge and experience (or willing to learn) with hand bookbinding is an advantage. Next to this:
Hogeschool Rotterdam offers a temporary employment contract (D4 cao hbo) of one year. Depending on experience, the salary amounts to a minimum of € 3.018,24 and a maximum of € 4.085,57 gross per month (scale 8 cao hbo) for full-time employment, excluding vacation allowance and year-end bonus. WdKA likes to invest in motivated and well-trained employees. Working at WdKA means that you can use time and facilities (via unlimited access to our Stations) for professionalization.
Our secondary benefits also include access to different kinds of support and discounts by RUAS and an attractive pension plan. In addition, we offer a good work-life balance through more than 50 days off per year for full-time employment.
We ask you to send your CV, letter of motivation and link to your portfolio. The selection procedure will take place in two phases. A short-list of applicants will be drawn based on CV and letter of motivation, followed by interviews.
We aim at diversity and recruiting colleagues from groups currently underrepresented in our education. We give preference to a candidate who strengthens the diversity within our team in case of equal suitability.
Being able to provide a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) is a condition of employment as well as a valid EU work permit if you are from outside the EU.
For more information about this job contact Liesbeth van der Geest (e.w.m.van.der.geest@hr.nl)
Closing date: June 23th, 2024
Applications can only be made through our own website.
Please do not use this vacancy as an acquisition opportunity.
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