An exciting opportunity has opened in the L3 Fashion Design course in the School of Art and Design. We are seeking a part-time Fashion Technician to assist our students with technical and practical tasks and manage our industrial workshop spaces.
The School of Art & Design hosts over 700 students across various creative industry disciplines. As a growing sector, it is crucial that our students' knowledge and skills keep pace with the industry's evolving demands.
We are looking for a highly motivated individual skilled in supporting our fashion course, including pattern cutting, garment construction, and textiles. Occasionally, you may also need to assist with other art and design courses.
Your responsibilities will include setting up and preparing classrooms and workshops, ensuring all equipment and stock are well-maintained and meet the needs of both students and the school. Experience with industrial machines, such as sewing machines and overlockers, is essential. Familiarity with digital technologies, like sublimation printers, is desirable but not required.
You will assist students with their practical work, sharing your industry experience to help them develop employability skills relevant to their career aspirations.
The successful candidate will join a dedicated team within a large department where maintaining high performance standards is expected. This role is working 14.8 hours per week.
The closing date for applications is Sunday 2nd March 2025.
For more information, please contact Human Resources on 01923 812333, or by e-mailing jobs@westherts.ac.uk.
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