Learning Mentor (Teaching Assistant) - Vogue College of Fashion New York City

Company Description

Vogue College of Fashion is a global leader in fashion education, offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, professional training, pre-college and study abroad programs that combine academic excellence with real-world experience in the global fashion industry. Our summer collegiate courses, including Fashion Business London, Fashion Business New York City, and Fashion Media London blend academic rigour with real-world industry experience for undergraduate students. As an extension of Vogue, our collegiate courses offer insights and experiences that extend beyond the classroom. Students tackle real projects, connect with industry leaders, and visit top companies. Our alumni work with leading brands like Cartier, Dior, GQ and Louis Vuitton — and, of course, Vogue.

Role Description

This is a contract, on-site role based in London for a Learning Mentor (Teaching Assistant) at the Vogue College of Fashion New York City. This short-term role offers a valuable opportunity to mentor undergraduate students, provide academic and writing support, and contribute to a vibrant, hands-on learning environment. LMs will be key figures in providing excellent student experience and ensuring the wellbeing of students. Each LM will work closely with the Course Instructor to deliver one of Vogue College of Fashion’s four-week, immersive study abroad courses to up to 30 international undergraduate students. LMs will provide academic and mentoring support for students, such as guiding research, providing writing feedback, attending select co-curricular and guest lecture activities, and supporting group assignments. LMs may have the opportunity to deliver an academic lecture on a relevant topic, based on their expertise.

We have openings on the following courses and dates:

-Fashion Business 29 June - 24 July

Qualifications

• Strong communication, mentoring, and interpersonal skills
• Knowledge and enthusiasm for the fashion industry and creative design processes
• Ability to assist in project development, classroom activities, and hands-on learning experiences
• Experience in educational settings or teaching, ideally in creative fields
• Excellent organizational and time-management skills
• Proficiency in relevant tools and technologies used in the fashion design industry (e.g., design software, sewing techniques)
• Flexibility, creativity, and an understanding of diverse learning needs
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in fashion, design, education, or related field

Time Commitment & Compensation

• Hours: 10 hours per week, for 4 weeks
• Academic classes typically run Mondays – Thursdays, 10am-12pm and 2-4pm
• Compensation: Fixed fee of: $1,500 (inclusive)
• Some evening or weekend participation may be required for co-curricular events. Expenses will be paid.

How to Apply

Please submit the following to the Academic & Faculty Manager, Karl Finn, at kfinn@edconic.com

• A brief statement of interest (max 500 words) outlining your motivation and relevant experience. (Please clearly indicate the location, course and dates you are applying for – see above Position Summary for details).
• A current CV.
• (Optional) A writing sample or example of academic feedback you have provided.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.