Salary: £75,000 - £85,000 per annum Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:30am – 4:30pm (1-hour lunch break) Location: London (Hybrid) with international project scope Benefits: Flexible hybrid working; career growth within a globally ambitious team, Car or Car allowance Creative Director – Redefining Educational Spaces Are you a visionary creative leader with a passion for transforming environments? We are seeking an exceptional Creative Director to lead an internationally recognised design team that is redefining the future of education. This is not your average creative role. This position offers the opportunity to shape the future of learning environments worldwide, combining cutting-edge neuroscience with bold, human-centred design. You’ll work on high-profile projects that inspire and empower generations of learners. What You’ll Do: * Lead and evolve the creative vision across international design projects. * Champion neuroscience-informed design principles throughout the creative process. * Inspire, mentor, and grow a high-performing team of designers and thinkers. * Collaborate closely with clients to deliver transformative environments. * Push creative boundaries to establish a bold, future-focused design philosophy. Requirements * Proven leadership experience within architecture, interior, or experiential design. * Strong conceptual thinking and expertise in human-centred design. * Passion for education and belief in its transformative power. * A confident, innovative voice capable of translating research into inspiring strategies. * Ambition to lead and influence globally impactful projects. * International experience is essential, with the ability to travel Why This Role is Unique: This is more than a job, it’s an opportunity to lead a growing creative force, influence international education design, and leave a lasting mark on how future generations learn. You’ll be part of a team where creativity meets research, and design meets purpose. If you are a bold creative thinker who thrives on challenge, this is your stage