Creative Arts and Crafts Teacher, K–12 After-School

Job overview

The Creative Arts and Crafts Teacher, K–12 After-School role involves weekly in-person classes at schools, buildings, and communities across Washington, DC. Compensation is paid per class, either at a flat rate or per student as determined by the partner school; the posting also lists $90–$120 per hour. Togetherhood’s mission is to bring high-quality enrichment and education to communities. The instructor develops age-appropriate arts and crafts learning experiences and leads classes that engage students with varied skill levels. The role supports student growth through hands-on projects, an inclusive classroom, and constructive feedback.

What you'll do

• Develop age-appropriate creative arts and crafts curriculum
• lead weekly in-person classes
• establish a structured and engaging classroom
• foster a positive, supportive learning environment for students of varying skill levels
• build connections with students
• track student growth and provide helpful feedback
• arrive prepared and on time.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

creative arts and crafts teacher

k–12

washington dc

togetherhood

after-school

in-person classes

arts education

curriculum development

student growth

contracted 1099 work

6–18 week terms

$90–$120/hour

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Separate materials budget for classes that require one.

Why this role

Teaching opportunities may last 6–18 weeks; contracted supplemental 1099 work; teachers are paid per class at a flat rate or per-student rate determined by the partner school; separate materials budget for classes requiring one.

About the employer

Togetherhood is hiring for this role. Industry: All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction. Sector: 61.