Graduating from the RSN’s Future Tutors programme in 2019, Jung had previously graduated with a First Class Honours Degree in Clothing and Textiles in 1993 and spent several years working as a fashion trend forecaster, fashion reporter and organic clothing trader. Being a passionate art lover and quilter, Jung decided to develop her interests further and embark on a second career as a teacher of Hand Embroidery.

Throughout her time at the RSN, Jung has collaborated with high-profile artists such as the renowned Neo Pop Artist Philip Colbert. She also carried out the Silk Shading demonstration at the Chertsey Museum for A Stitch in Time embroidery exhibition.

As well as teaching Day Classes and the Certificate & Diploma, Jung has taught the RSN Family Stitch and school workshops, and at the Knitting & Stitching Show.

Her hand embroidery pieces have been exhibited at the RSN’s Animals in Embroidery exhibition and at the Knitting & Stitching shows. Jung’s Appliqué piece of Hampton Court Palace was published in Made in Britain magazine.

Jung lent her translation skills when the Hanbok Advancement Centre from Korea came to teach the RSN Degree Students in a collaboration with Kingston University. Through her teaching hand embroidery in both the UK and Korea, she hopes she can contribute to a cultural exchange between the two countries.

In 2023, Jung was honoured to be part of the Embroidery Studio team at the Royal School of Needlework who worked on the Anointing Screen for the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla.