Primary Specialist Teacher - Visual Arts

AISHK is seeking internationally minded, collaborative, and effective communicators to join our vibrant learning community in Hong Kong.

Established in 1995, AISHK is a leading co-educational day school that provides a unique blend of Australian and international curricula from Reception (K2) through Year 12. We are in search of experienced educators who exhibit exemplary classroom practices and thrive in a multicultural environment.

Becoming part of AISHK means joining a supportive professional community committed to educational excellence, all while embracing the dynamic lifestyle of Hong Kong.

Australian International School Hong Kong is a prestigious institution dedicated to delivering high-quality education based on the Australian curriculum in a lively and supportive setting. We are currently seeking a passionate and dedicated Primary Specialist Teacher - Visual Arts to join our team starting in July 2026.

In this Arts teaching role, you will be responsible for providing engaging lessons that inspire students to develop their talents in music and visual arts. This position presents an outstanding opportunity for educators who are enthusiastic about teaching Visual Arts within both the Australian and international educational frameworks.

Values and Attitudes:

- A deep passion for promoting student learning and development through the Arts

- A firm commitment to creating an inclusive, respectful, and positive learning environment

- A willingness to collaborate with colleagues as part of a professional team

- An openness to continuous professional growth

- A commitment to embodying values such as integrity, respect, empathy, and cultural sensitivity

If you are excited about the opportunity to share your passion for education in an international setting while advancing your teaching career at AISHK, we invite you to apply.

Role Statement:

The Primary Visual Arts Specialist will report to the Head of Primary and collaborate closely with the Deputy Heads of Primary to deliver an outstanding Visual Arts program for primary students at the school. This role will involve working in partnership with both Primary and Secondary Visual Arts teaching staff.

Essential Criteria:

· Relevant tertiary qualifications in Visual Arts education.

· Demonstrated experience as a successful Primary Visual Arts teacher.

· Knowledge of and familiarity with the ACARA The Arts curriculum for Years R-6.

· Comprehensive understanding of Visual Arts and the visual arts practice within the Australian context.

· Strong interpersonal abilities – capable of effective planning, decision-making, and collaboration with professional colleagues, engaging in curriculum development, participating in professional literature, and actively exploring new teaching methods.

· Proven ability to craft highly engaging visual arts experiences tailored to individual needs, along with experience in evaluating such programs.

· Proficient technology skills and a willingness to further develop those skills.

· A passionate, knowledgeable, and proactive educator dedicated to well-being practices and positive psychology in education (i.e., PROSPER).

Responsibilities:

The Primary Visual Arts teacher will be responsible for, but not limited to, the following tasks:

· A dedication to student well-being.

· Planning, implementing, and teaching the Visual Arts program for primary years.

· Sequentially organizing visual arts skills and planning experiences that align with students’ developmental stages. Where possible, cross-curricular connections should be integrated into the school's program.

· Utilizing a variety of teaching strategies to meet diverse learning styles and individual differences.

· Providing artistic learning experiences that incorporate technology and innovative approaches.

· Developing and showcasing specialized instructional strategies and techniques.

· Engaging students in artistic experiences that allow them to explore concepts, develop artistic skills, and respond to works created by others.

· Employing a variety of assessment methods that are fair, inclusive, and appropriate.

· Promoting and celebrating primary art through school displays and art exhibitions.

· Collaborating with the Head of Primary and other members of the Visual Arts team to manage visual arts supplies and equipment orders.

· Acting ethically, demonstrating positivity, exhibiting a growth mindset, and contributing to the school’s ethos and community life.

· Fulfilling teaching responsibilities as delegated by the Head of Primary.

· Undertaking any additional tasks as assigned by the Head of School.