Arts Teacher at IDMANN Institute

IDMANN Institute provides training in professional development and technical entrepreneurship through our College of General Studies and the School of Experiential Learning, respectively. We also provide secondary and pre-secondary tutorial services through IDMANN Academy. All our courses are offered in live sessions with seasoned instructors. Our IDMANN classes offer students the experience of a world-class learning environment with a focus on the development of technical entrepreneurship and tradable professional skills. Our small-class live-instruction format ensures that students can learn quickly by getting the attention and support they need from highly experienced and qualified instructors.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Arts Teacher

Location: Aba, Abia
Employment Type: Full-time

Job Description

• IDMANN Institute is seeking a creative and dedicated Arts Teacher to teach visual and creative arts. The ideal candidate will inspire creativity, develop artistic skills, and support students’ creative expression.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach visual and creative arts (drawing, painting, crafts, etc.)
• Plan and deliver engaging art lessons
• Organize art projects, exhibitions, and displays
• Assess students’ creative progress
• Maintain an inspiring and well-managed classroom.

Requirements & Qualifications

• NCE / Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts, Creative Arts, or Art Education
• 1–3 years teaching experience (preferred)
• Strong practical knowledge of art techniques
• Good classroom management and communication skills.

Added Advantage:

• Experience organizing exhibitions or school art displays
• Teaching certification or TRCN registration.

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Creative and supportive work environment
• Opportunity for professional growth.

Application Closing Date
4th February, 2026.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV and a brief cover letter to: work@idmanninstitute.com using the job title as the subject of the mail.