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.
About the role
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.
Key responsibilities
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.
About you
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.
Essential requirements
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.
Further Details
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