Fine arts teacher vs art coordinator

Differences between fine arts teacher and art coordinator duties and responsibilities

Fine arts teacher example responsibilities.

• Lead debates with advance students on topics including globalization, economics, and political history.
• Authore summer school curriculum for art and drama courses.
• Design course syllabus; create inventive and inspiring fiber, resin, and reus materials projects.
• Instruct pupils in fine art activities, such as painting, sketching, designing, photography, and sculpture.
• Direct competitive drama events, community musicals and dramatic program events.
• Plane, develop, prepare, and implement an effective, collaborative, technology and student base language arts differentiate curriculum.
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Art coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage direction, choreography, vocal music preparation, set design, lights, costumes, and lobby display.
• Manage graphic arts department and camera and typesetting departments.
• Manage art assistant, including scheduling and quality control of art photography and certificates of authenticity.
• Supervise product launches, initiate vision for client branding by participating in creative team planning committees and brainstorming sessions.
• Create and maintain all websites for the animation program.
• Create all props, costumes, set designs and lighting designs on a very limit and strict budget.
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