Technician Demonstrator – Set Design & Production(UK Visa sponsorship available)

Job Description

About UWTSD

The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) is one of the UK’s oldest higher education institutions, with roots dating back to 1828. Today, the University serves over 16,000 students across six campuses in Wales and England, alongside international partnerships in Europe, Asia, and the USA.

Recognized for delivering an outstanding student experience, UWTSD was ranked:

1st in Wales and 2nd in the UK for Student Satisfaction (Times Higher Education, 2025).

Our mission is to transform education, communities, and lives through accessible, innovative, and high-quality learning.

The Role

We are seeking a Technician Demonstrator to support the delivery of teaching and learning in Set Design & Production for theatre, TV, film, and events.

This role focuses on the planning, development, and safe delivery of technical workshops, ensuring students gain hands-on experience across a range of equipment, tools, and materials. You will work with students on programmes including Set Design & Production, Acting, and the MA Portfolio, supervising practical sessions and supporting their creative and technical development.

Key responsibilities include:

Demonstrating equipment, software, and technical processes to students.

Supervising workshops, rehearsals, and productions, providing technical guidance and support.

Maintaining, servicing, and overseeing stock control for theatres, rehearsal spaces, and workshops.

Ensuring facilities are kept clean, safe, secure, and ready for use.

Supporting academic colleagues with events, exhibitions, and interdisciplinary projects.

Contributing to research, training, and continuous professional development to enhance the student learning experience.

This role requires a broad knowledge of production, technical, and workshop practices, with the ability to inspire and support students across a variety of creative disciplines.

What We’re Looking For

Strong practical experience in set design, production, or technical theatre.

Confidence in demonstrating equipment, processes, and software to students.

Commitment to maintaining high standards of health, safety, and professional practice.

Enthusiasm for student-centred learning and interdisciplinary collaboration.

A professional, proactive, and flexible approach to supporting teaching and production activities.

(Please see the full Job Description for the essential criteria.)

Additional Information

Annual leave: 28 days plus 8 bank holidays and 4 university closure days (pro rata).

This role may be eligible for visa sponsorship (subject to Home Office salary thresholds).

Applications are assessed through the online form and supporting statement only (CVs are not accepted).

Interview date: To be confirmed.