Thursday, 17 March 2016
Internship Opportunity
Rogue Bespoke Tailoring
A bespoke tailoring company based in a private studio in Elephant and Castle, creating both menswear and womenswear.
I'm looking for a work experience student to help me out with some new work. In return I will teach some very useful techniques.
I'm flexible with days and hours and initially looking for someone to come in one day a week.
No tailoring experience is necessary but work will include hand sewing.
The experience would benefit all students, not just those interested in tailoring, as I can teach useful construction techniques!
Please email Sarah at roguelondon@hotmail.com
Monday, 14 March 2016
CREATIVE CAREERS FAIR : 12TH APRIL
CAREERS FAIR
On Tuesday 12th April, Art & Design and Media & Performing Arts are joining together with the Students Union to host the FIRST EVER Middlesex University's Creative Careers Fair. There will be employers from a range of companies that students in Art and Design, Media and Performing Arts would aspire to work for in the Quadrangle of Middlesex University between 11am - 4pm for students to talk too. You will be able to hear first-hand how to become more employable from Middlesex University's Vice Chancellor and a selection of industry experts. And lastly there will be multiple creatively tailored interactive workshops.
HOUSING VILLAGE EXHIBITION
There is an extraordinary exhibition taking place in the Grove Atrium on 18th April at 5pm: Housing Village. Middlesex University creative students have taken part in an pioneered project to present a designed representation of their standpoint on London housing. This is a unique opportunity for creative students and the wider community in London to be inspired, share and convene thoughts and ideas on the current housing crisis whilst at a creative, social and interactive exhibition. To find out more information visit www.housingvillage.com
Kind Regards,
Anya Walsh
Art and Design Student Opportunities Intern
Middlesex University Students Union
Middlesex University | The Burroughs | London | NW4 4BT
Thursday, 4 February 2016
MONDAY SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH & WRITING
MESSAGE SENT ON BEHALF OF PETER THOMAS
Monday afternoon drop-ins
Support with research and writing
for students of Art & Design, and Media & Performing Arts
Library@Grove space (the old noodle bar, by the life drawing room)
Mondays, 3 to 5 pm (starting 8th February)
Getting Your Assignment Ready with the Learning Enhancement Team (LET
Help with visual research from subject librarians and Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture (MoDA)
Bring your questions about:
Research for your studio projects and essays
Academic writing and language
Referencing and using sources
Special Collections at Middlesex
Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture (MoDA)
Speaking about your (studio) work
There is no need to book, just turn up……although it might be busy, so come early.
What happens in these drop-ins?
You can have short (5- to 10-minute) face-to-face conversations with research and writing specialists about your work.
If you need to have a longer conversation, you can make an appointment on UniHub (http://libguides.mdx.ac.uk & click ‘Make an Appointment’)
Monday afternoon drop-ins
Support with research and writing
for students of Art & Design, and Media & Performing Arts
Library@Grove space (the old noodle bar, by the life drawing room)
Mondays, 3 to 5 pm (starting 8th February)
Getting Your Assignment Ready with the Learning Enhancement Team (LET
Help with visual research from subject librarians and Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture (MoDA)
Bring your questions about:
Research for your studio projects and essays
Academic writing and language
Referencing and using sources
Special Collections at Middlesex
Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture (MoDA)
Speaking about your (studio) work
There is no need to book, just turn up……although it might be busy, so come early.
What happens in these drop-ins?
You can have short (5- to 10-minute) face-to-face conversations with research and writing specialists about your work.
If you need to have a longer conversation, you can make an appointment on UniHub (http://libguides.mdx.ac.uk & click ‘Make an Appointment’)
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
Wednesday, 16 December 2015
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Guatemalan Garment Manufacturers and Brands || 2 or 3 Student Volunteers Needed on Friday 13th November
Dear All,
I am looking for 2 or 3 volunteers to help show a group of garment manufacturers and brands visiting from Guatemala around central London - taking them to all the key shopping areas and cool stores on this Friday - 13th November. You would be needed all day. All expenses will be paid.
You will need to demonstrate leadership and initiative; be confident about leading a group of visitors around London; interested in engaging with business owners from Guatemala; keen to think of potential retailers that would suit their category of products; have a good knowledge of fashion retail destinations in London, including niche stores.
It would be really great if you can speak Spanish as well, although as all the delegates do speak English to some degree, so it is not strictly necessary.
I give some general information about the delegation below. If you are interested to participate - please let me know asap and I can send you some profiles of the companies participating, so you can have an idea in advance of the brands you would be showing around. There will be an opportunity to attend a networking event with the delegates on the Thursday evening too, I think - if you are free.
Thanks in advance!
Emma (e.dick@mdx.ac.uk)
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There are 9 companies participating in this trade activity, which is supported by the Dutch Government. The key aim and agenda of this visit is for them to understand quality standards, price points, market segments, competition and the design aesthetic of brands and retailers here.
They are 5 manufacturers and 4 brands participating. They need to go to the key areas of London’s shopping streets. The manufacturers would most probably find it easy to walk on Oxford street for the majority of time… but would also like to perhaps see other parts of London’s shopping locations where higher end of more niche brands and retailers exist.
The brands would be keen to identify cool stores and possible markets where their products could sell and stock their products.
The project would need about 2 - 3 students for the day to walk the streets with the groups to guide the delegates and take them to potentially interesting locations. We would need to hear from the students in advance about their thoughts and where they would recommend to take the delegates.
We will pay for their oyster card journey into central London and pay for their expenses during the day for lunch, coffee / tea and some snacks. Please do inform them that we need the receipts for all things to be able to pay them for these things.
Some areas of interest would be:
Oxford Street (the department stores) and retailers...and surrounding areas of Soho, Mayfair, Regent Street, New Bond Street, some of the little streets around there.
Covent Garden area
Shoreditch area
Other areas and stores as recommended by the students
I am looking for 2 or 3 volunteers to help show a group of garment manufacturers and brands visiting from Guatemala around central London - taking them to all the key shopping areas and cool stores on this Friday - 13th November. You would be needed all day. All expenses will be paid.
You will need to demonstrate leadership and initiative; be confident about leading a group of visitors around London; interested in engaging with business owners from Guatemala; keen to think of potential retailers that would suit their category of products; have a good knowledge of fashion retail destinations in London, including niche stores.
It would be really great if you can speak Spanish as well, although as all the delegates do speak English to some degree, so it is not strictly necessary.
I give some general information about the delegation below. If you are interested to participate - please let me know asap and I can send you some profiles of the companies participating, so you can have an idea in advance of the brands you would be showing around. There will be an opportunity to attend a networking event with the delegates on the Thursday evening too, I think - if you are free.
Thanks in advance!
Emma (e.dick@mdx.ac.uk)
--
There are 9 companies participating in this trade activity, which is supported by the Dutch Government. The key aim and agenda of this visit is for them to understand quality standards, price points, market segments, competition and the design aesthetic of brands and retailers here.
They are 5 manufacturers and 4 brands participating. They need to go to the key areas of London’s shopping streets. The manufacturers would most probably find it easy to walk on Oxford street for the majority of time… but would also like to perhaps see other parts of London’s shopping locations where higher end of more niche brands and retailers exist.
The brands would be keen to identify cool stores and possible markets where their products could sell and stock their products.
The project would need about 2 - 3 students for the day to walk the streets with the groups to guide the delegates and take them to potentially interesting locations. We would need to hear from the students in advance about their thoughts and where they would recommend to take the delegates.
We will pay for their oyster card journey into central London and pay for their expenses during the day for lunch, coffee / tea and some snacks. Please do inform them that we need the receipts for all things to be able to pay them for these things.
Some areas of interest would be:
Oxford Street (the department stores) and retailers...and surrounding areas of Soho, Mayfair, Regent Street, New Bond Street, some of the little streets around there.
Covent Garden area
Shoreditch area
Other areas and stores as recommended by the students
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
Work Placements at National Theatre Costume Department
Work Placements in the National Theatre Costume Department
The National Theatre Costume Department are accepting applications for work placements in Ladies Making, Dying, Buying/Supervising and Running Wardrobe.
Each year, we are able to offer a number of opportunities for students and recent graduates to gain hands-on experience of working within a professional costume department.
The closing date for applications is 4pm on Monday 1 June 2015.
Find out more and apply online.
We look forward to receiving your applications.
All the best,
Carol Lingwood
Head of the Costume
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