Hayley Potter (MA RCA) - Art and Design Teacher for lessons in South West London and Surrey
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Hayley Potter (MA RCA) Gold Member
Sex: Female
Web site: www.hayleypotter.com
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Subjects
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- A-level Art £35.00/hr
- Art and Design £35.00/hr
- Creative Writing £35.00/hr
- GCSE Art £35.00/hr
- Interview Skills £35.00/hr
- Key Stage 3 Art £35.00/hr
- University Art £35.00/hr
- University Design £35.00/hr
- University Entrance £35.00/hr
Personal Message
Please get in touch for a free consultation by e-mail or telephone.
Interview
Which subject(s) do you teach?
I teach Art and Design for all ages and levels up to Postgraduate level. (I particularly specialise in drawing, illustration and sequential imagery.) I am able to teach a range of Art & Design skills including Interview Coaching and Portfolio Advice for Further and Higher Education. Each lesson is tailored to the individual. I also teach Creative Writing. - Please contact me to discuss your requirements.
Tell me about your qualifications.
I trained at The Royal College of Art in MA Communication Art & Design. I have a First Class BA (hons) degree in Graphic Design (Illustration) and a National Diploma in Fine Art. I have also studied Creative Writing at The Imperial College in London and The Arvon Foundation.
What kind of experience do you have?
I have taught many private students successfully and have taught classes and courses for clients including Islington Arts Factory, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Thames Valley Summer Schools, The Royal Veterinary College, Wandsworth Arts Festival, Wandsworth Council, Eastside Educational Trust, Creative Partnerships, Bournemouth Arts Institute and The University of Westminster. I also have experience teaching art in Primary Schools. References can be provided on request.
How much do you charge?
I charge £35 p/h plus travel expenses. I am happy to teach more than one student at a time, the fee for this is usually £5-10 extra per hour, per additional student, depending on your tuition requirements.
For blocks of lessons (for example a whole term) you will receive a lesson schedule, an invoice and the option to pay for the term in full or to break the cost into weekly or monthly payments. I can take payment by cash, cheque or BACs and you will receive a reciept and confirmation of your booking.
If you are a school/college and would like to hire me to teach a class or course - please get in touch as there is a special rate for this, I also offer a special rate for charities
Where do you teach?
I am happy to visit the student(s) at home, or alternatively they can visit me.* (A pet and smoke free, clean light and airy apartment in Wimbledon.) Nearest train station is Raynes Park, or tube station is Wimbledon. There is a good local bus service from Central London and Surrey. Free parking is often available right outside.
*If you are visiting me then basic professional art materials and equipment are included in the hourly fee.
When are you available?
I AM CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF RE-LOCATING MY HOME AND STUDIO TO THE WEST COUNTRY. APOLOGIES FOR ANY DISAPPOINTMENT. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT ME, PLEASE DO SO VIA WWW.HAYLEYPOTTER.COM - THANK YOU
Which ages and levels do you teach?
I teach all ages, abilities and levels up to postgraduate. You do not need to be pursuing an academic qualification to have lessons. The majority of my current students have lessons for leisure or as extra lessons on top of their school/college work. Each lesson is tailored to your requirements.
Do you have a CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
Yes
Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.
This normally doesn't work for Art & Design, however I have taught on-line for Writing. It would be best to contact me about this. If you decide to become one of my regular students you can contact me by e-mail with any queries between lessons.
Do you belong to any professional organisations?
I am a member of The Royal College of Art's alumni, a member of Norwich University College of the Arts's alumni, a tutor at Islington Arts Factory, Thames Valley Summer Schools, Eastside Educational Trust & Creative Partnerships. I am also a visiting lecturer at The University of Westminster and Bournemouth Arts Institute.
Where and with whom did you train?
I studied at The Royal College of Art. Tutors included: Debbie Cook, Andrzej Klimowski, Anne Howeson and Quentin Blake. http://www.rca.ac.uk/ I also studied writing at The Imperial College with Kathryn Merris and Eva Salzman, and at The Arvon Foundation with Caroline Lawrence and Karen Hayes.
Tell me about some of your current students.
I am currently working with a range of students of all abilities, ages and backgrounds.
Please get in touch for a free telephone consultation to discuss your requirements.
Do you have a personal message for students?
My aim as your tutor is to discover what you want to achieve and see how we can work together to reach your goals. I am a naturally friendly tutor, with lots of energy and enthusiasm for the creative subjects I teach. I like to get to know my students and devise a lesson plan that helps them grow as an individual as well as an artist. We can also go on trips and visit relevant events to enhance your education. Recent educational trips I have taken my students on include the V&A, London Zoo, The Natural History Museum, The Tate Britain, The Royal Academy, The Royal College of Art and other smaller galleries and bookshops. As a practicing artist myself, I am actively involved in the industry and can give you professional advice and direction as well as teaching your usual lessons.
For my younger students, I find that my experience in leading courses and events and writing and illustrating for children's books for this age group makes me a popular tutor. I have oodles of imagination and can keep them occupied for hours with my varied lesson plans for small attention spans!
I look forward to working with you.
Making the Unbelievable, Believable
This is an excerpt of an article and discussion I wrote and organised for The Royal College of Art. The full article can be seen here: http://www.communications-rca.com/curated_conversations/index.html I was also asked to write an article for Varoom magazine about the event: ...
Where Should I Buy My Art Equipment? (London)
I thoroughly reccomend Cass Arts for everything you will ever need. Their Islington store is the best one but they are scattered all over London. They sell high quality products at amazingly low prices: This reccomendation is suitable for all ages and levels. They even have a 'child art'...
What should I have in my Art kit?
Below is a suggested list of what equipment should be in your Art Kit, and good quality inexpensive brands that give professional results: For Drawing: Derwent Graphic Pencils ranging from H-9BPutty Rubber2 x Staedtler Mars Plastic Eraser (with cardboad sleeve)A pencil sharpener for thick and...
Recommended Reading
The Artists Way by Julia Cameron Click here to see it on Amazon.co.uk. Magic Pencil: Children's Book Illustration Today by Quentin Blake (The British Library) Click here to see it on Amazon.co.uk. Vitamin D: New Perspectives in Drawing by Emma Dexter (fabulous for those interested in...
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