Fine - Instructor Mission Renaissance Art Class Employee Review

- Supportive and professional team - Clear curriculum with room for creativity - Strong community and student relationships - Great stepping stone for future art education or freelance work There to build managers.

- Not ideal for those who dislike structure or prefer purely conceptual/experimental work (but that’s more of a style fit thing, not a fault)

You get to teach art to some amazing students. You are fully trained and aware of what is expected of you. Which makes it easy to do your job. If you are not a great artist you will get better with the artistic training the company provides to all it's staff no matter what department you work in. Once you are a program director you are in charge of running your own studio which is very rewarding. You build relationship with students and parents at this location and will have some students for years and get to watch them grow up and make leaps and bounds with their art.

You will have to drive all over the city and get stuck in traffic regularly. If you are not posted in one studio location be fully prepared to commute long distances and even occasionally if you are posted. If you become a program director especially if you are an adult program director or are highly trained it is difficult to get time off for a vacation. With black out days and not enough people trained to the highest levels (due to the lengthy but excellent training program) it's hard for these positions to take time off without significantly planning ahead. So last minute vacations are not very possible here. The benefits are bad, minimal health care and just plain forget about retirement planning.