About the role
Theater educators work with teaching and inspiring individuals in theater and performing arts. They can be active within schools, culture schools, theaters, or as freelancers. Their educational background varies, but often they have a college education in theater, pedagogy, or both.Responsibilities
Theater educators are responsible for planning, implementing, and evaluating theater education. They develop students' acting techniques, creativity, and teamwork skills. Creating a safe and inspiring environment for learning and personal development is central to their work.Skills and tools
Theater educators need good knowledge of dramaturgy, directing, and acting techniques. They use educational methods to teach and often also technical equipment for stage production. Communication skills, empathy, and leadership are important skills in the profession. Common competencies demanded by employers are teater, dans and film.