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The Fine Arts Teacher from Education Direct buyers list allows you to market to educational professionals who teach fine art classes to students in elementary and secondary schools. These instructors provide a variety of classes such as sculpting and photography to develop a student’s creative ability and can be contacted by both direct mail and email at their school location. They have the purchasing power to buy supplies and equipment for their professional needs, the classroom, and student development.
Fine Arts teachers work with students from Kindergarten through the 12th grade and develop their creativity and artistic abilities. At the elementary grade school level, fine arts classes are more basic than those at the middle school and high school levels. Fine Arts teachers give K-5 students projects such as coloring, collage, dance, finger-painting, drawing, and roles in school plays. These fine art teachers use supplies such as musical DVDs, props, egg cartons, tempura paints, pasta noodles, glitter, glue, scissors, construction paper, yarn, sequins, paper plates, markers, and ink stamps. Fine Art teachers at the higher grade levels teach visual arts such painting, ceramics, illustration, sculpture, calligraphy, film, and photography. They also teach performing arts such as dance, theater, and music. These art instructors’ use and purchase supplies and materials such as clay, oil paints, painting canvasses, easels, paint brushes, beads, art carts, charcoal, pencils, plaster of Paris, dance costumes, theater props, sculpting instruments, cameras, photographic paper, and dark room supplies.
Fine Arts teachers and educational instructors take continuing education classes to ensure they meet ongoing teacher certification requirements. They hold Bachelor’s Degrees, Master Degrees, and PHDs. They find employment in public schools, private schools, charter schools, elementary schools, middle schools, intermediate schools, junior high schools, high schools, boarding schools, military schools, parochial schools, prep schools, and non-state schools. Besides art and craft supplies, Fine Arts teachers purchase related items such aslaptops, computers, software, electronics, PDAs, art books, pencils, binders, notebooks, projectors, pens, audio/video equipment, stickers, stamps, nameplates, desktop organization supplies, folders, magnets, flip charts, posters, and shelving. They buy apparel products such as dresses, slacks, blouses, shirts, footwear, and jackets to dress professionally for the classroom.
The Fine Art Teachers from Education Direct is the ideal list for apparel retailers, art publications, software providers, computer manufacturers, school and office supply providers, art supply providers, music providers, dance supply providers, theater supply and prop suppliers, and continuing education providers. |
