This role requires a skilled woodworking instructor with a solid vocational background, ideally as a furniture carpenter (møbelsnedker). The candidate should possess practical expertise in fundamental woodworking techniques, including beginner-level joinery (snedkeri for begyndere), chair building (stolebyg), woodturning (trædrejning), and general furniture and wood product fabrication. Experience in workshop tool usage, safety, and managing a busy woodworking environment is essential. The instructor must be capable of teaching and guiding groups of 10-12 participants with varying skill levels, maintaining calm and structured lessons. Strong communication skills and the ability to create a safe, supportive learning atmosphere are important. Previous teaching experience and enthusiasm for education are required to effectively introduce students to workshop tools, materials, and woodworking processes. The position involves teaching 1-2 classes per week on Monday afternoons/evenings and Tuesday evenings at FOF København and Nordsjælland. Preparation time, including material procurement and student communication, is included in the compensated lesson time. Compensation is based on a per-lesson rate, aligned with Danish cultural ministry standards. Overall, the ideal candidate combines hands-on woodworking craftsmanship with mid-level teaching experience, vocational education, and a passion for empowering beginners in a practical workshop setting.