Teach with Us
Teach a course in your specialism alongside your practice. We’ll train you to teach first.
PGA’s faculty are working practitioners from animation studios, design agencies, production houses, media companies and the art world. If you’re good at what you do and want to pass it on, you can teach a course in it.
You don’t need teaching experience. New instructors take the Professional Instructor Programme: planning a 16-session course, running project-based classes, giving critique, assessing against rubrics and running juries. You’re supported with class visits and feedback through your first semesters.
Most faculty teach one or two courses a semester around their own work. Courses are scheduled with that in mind.
What’s included
- A course in your field
- From the PGA course library, or one you help write.
- Instructor training
- The Professional Instructor Programme before you start.
- Course materials
- Outline, session plan, final project brief and rubric.
- Support
- A programme manager, lab and equipment arrangements, LMS help.
A good fit if
- You have several years of professional practice.
- You enjoy explaining how you work.
- You can commit to a weekly class for a semester.
More for practitioners
 | Sit on a Jury | Assess final projects at the end of each semester, against a rubric, alongside faculty. A few days a year, and the best way to spot emerging talent. |
 | Workshops & Talks | Run a hands-on workshop or give a talk to students on your work, your tools and your corner of the industry. |