University of the Arts London
Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Embroidery
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Specialist Technician (Learning and Teaching) Embroidery
£40,199 - £49,072 per annum pro-rata
Permanent
Part time
LCF - East Bank Stratford, London UK
Bring your expertise in embroidery to London College of Fashion and help students develop the technical skills, confidence and creative thinking they need to bring their ideas to life.
Role Overview
As Specialist Technician in Embroidery, you will play an important role in supporting learning and teaching within our Textiles Technical Resources team. Working from the Embroidery Studio at London College of Fashion, you will provide specialist guidance, demonstrations and technical support to students across a range of levels, helping them explore traditional, craft and digital embroidery techniques.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver and support technical workshops
- Advise students on appropriate processes, materials and equipment
- Help students overcome technical and creative challenges
- Contribute to the effective running of the studio, including equipment maintenance, stock and asset management, health and safety, workshop preparation and the development of teaching and learning resources
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About You
- Degree, or equivalent qualification, in Textiles Embroidery for Fashion alongside substantial relevant industry experience
- Confident in communicating technical processes clearly and inclusively to a diverse student community
- Able to adapt your approach to different levels of experience and learning needs
- Strong technical knowledge combined with creativity, organization, and a collaborative approach
- Desirable: Experience using Wilcom embroidery software and a teaching qualification
- Important: Experience of building positive relationships with students and using initiative to resolve practical or technical problems
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This is an opportunity to use your professional embroidery expertise within one of the world’s leading creative universities, supporting the next generation of fashion and textiles practitioners while continuing to develop your own specialist practice.
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Closing Date
30 September 2026 23:55.
About UAL
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