Career change as an art teacher

With your experience you can switch to 13 jobs in Germany: 11 with on-the-job training and 2 with training or a course.

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Salary: median of all full-time employees in the job, gross per month excluding special payments, as of April 2025. Half earn more, half earn less. Source: Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis), table 62361-0030, license dl-de/by-2-0. Assigned to the jobs by quereinsteiger.de. No guarantee of accuracy.

Frequently asked questions

Which jobs can I do as an art teacher without vocational training or retraining?

Without a new qualification, often with on-the-job training: Graphic designer, Art educator at a museum, Head of a youth art school, Course leader for dance and fitness, Cultural project coordinator, In-company trainer, E-learning author, Specialist advisor in school supervision, Career advisor, Museum educator and Editor at an education publisher.

Which retraining or further training suits me as an art teacher?

With vocational training, retraining, further training or a course: Art therapist and Teacher of German as a second language.

What promotion options do I have as an art teacher?

Promotions include, for example: Head of a youth art school and Specialist advisor in school supervision.

Which of these jobs pay the most?

According to official statistics, the highest median full-time salaries are: Specialist advisor in school supervision (€7,050 gross per month), E-learning author (€5,254 gross per month) and Head of a youth art school (€5,151 gross per month). Half of employees earn more, half earn less; when you start it is often lower. Source: Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis), April 2025. No guarantee of accuracy.

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