As a Visual Arts Teacher, you will need to master following:

• contextualise artistic work
• create artwork
• create craft prototypes
• select artistic materials to create artworks
• select illustration styles
• supervise craft production

More generally, a visual arts teacher is also versed in:

• adapt teaching to student's capabilities
• apply teaching strategies
• assist students in their learning
• assist students with equipment
• consult students on learning content
• demonstrate when teaching
• develop a coaching style
• encourage students to acknowledge their achievements
• give constructive feedback
• guarantee students' safety
• manage student relationships
• observe student's progress
• perform classroom management
• prepare lesson content
• select subject matter
• stimulate creativity in the team
• teach arts principles

It also helps to know the following:

• art history
• assess conservation needs
• create sculptures
• create sketches
• develop educational activities
• facilitate teamwork between students
• gather reference materials for artwork
• manage different ceramic firing techniques
• manage resources for educational purposes
• monitor art scene developments
• operate a ceramics kiln
• paint sets
• participate in artistic mediation activities
• present exhibition
• types of pottery material
• use artistic materials for drawing
• use digital illustration techniques
• use painting techniques
• assess students
• assessment processes
• copyright legislation
• curriculum objectives
• develop curriculum
• graphic design
• keep personal administration
• manage budgets
• perform image editing
• provide lesson materials
• types of paint