WM College is seeking a skilled, proactive, and organised Glass and Mosaic Technician to support the delivery of new courses. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a vibrant adult learning environment, supporting a range of glass and mosaic courses.
This role is central to ensuring that our workshops are safe, well-equipped, and efficiently run, enabling high-quality teaching and a positive learning experience for all students.
You will provide high-quality technical support in the glass and mosaic workshop, ensuring the student work is fired and equipment, and materials are consistently prepared, maintained, and operated safely.
A key aspect of the role is managing the kilns, including scheduling firings and ensuring safe use at all times.
You will also play a vital role in maintaining high standards of health and safety, ensuring that equipment, materials, and working practices comply with relevant regulations.
Working closely with tutors, you will contribute to a well-coordinated and responsive technical service that supports both teaching and learning.
This is a permanent, part-time role (0.8 FTE – 4 days per week). Flexibility is required, including some evening and weekend work to support classes, exhibitions, and College events.
- Prepare and maintain studios, equipment, and materials for teaching sessions
- Manage kiln operations, including scheduling and monitoring firings
- Ensure safe working environments and uphold Health & Safety compliance
- Support tutors and learners in the safe and effective use of tools, materials, and equipment
- Manage stock control, including ordering and storage of materials within budget
- Maintain clear systems for inventory and workshop organisation
- Assist with the installation and presentation of exhibitions and College events
You will be a practical, reliable, and highly organised technician with a strong understanding of glass processes. You will enjoy working collaboratively and take pride in creating safe, efficient, and inspiring creative environments.
- Experience working with glass making equipment and kilns
- Sound understanding of Health & Safety in a workshop environment
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage resources effectively
- Confident communication and teamworking skills
- Competent IT skills (including Outlook, Teams, Word, and Excel)
If you are a proactive technician who enjoys supporting creative practice and enabling others to succeed, we would love to hear from you.
Interviews are scheduled for 16th July 2026.
