They read English at Christ Church, Oxford, and were subsequently awarded a Rhodes ScholarshipRegister of Caribbean Rhodes Scholars. The Rhodes Trust. to pursue graduate work in Old Norse and translation theory, also at Christ Church/the Faculty of English Language and Literature . This led to their DPhil, Reading Egils saga Skallagrímssonar: saga, paratext, translations , awarded in 2001. "Reading Egils saga Skallagrímssonar: saga, paratext, translations", University of Oxford. Capildeo has worked at Oxfam Head Office and for the Oxford Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre as a volunteer and a volunteer trainer;Vahni Capildeo page, Peepal Tree Press. for the Oxford English Dictionary; and they have taught at the Universities of Leeds (2009), Greenwich (2009), Sheffield (2009–10), Kingston upon Thames (2010–11), and Glasgow (2012–13).Blackbox Manifold, 5 (2010); "Vahni Capildeo", almostisland.com; School of Critical Studies, University of Glasgow; "Profile: Vahni Capildeo", Poetry and Pictures at the Museum; "Creative Writing Low Residency MA: Who teaches this course", Kingston University London; "Vahni Capildeo – 'Conversations for a Lifetime in Twenty Minutes and Under'", Infinite Editions, 25 May 2011. They are a Contributing Editor at the Caribbean Review of Books (edited by Nicholas Laughlin). They were part of the team of Commonwealth Writers, the cultural initiative of the Commonwealth Foundation, in 2013–14. Theg held the 2014 Judith E. Wilson Visiting Fellowship in Poetry at the University of Cambridge and the 2015 Harper-Wood Studentship at St John's College, Cambridge. Capildeo was a Douglas Caster Cultural Fellow in Poetry at the University of Leeds, 2017-19  .
They read English at Christ Church, Oxford, and were subsequently awarded a Rhodes ScholarshipRegister of Caribbean Rhodes Scholars. The Rhodes Trust. to pursue graduate work in Old Norse and translation theory, also at Christ Church/the Faculty of English Language and Literature , towards their DPhil, Reading Egils saga Skallagrímssonar: saga, paratext, translations (2001). "Reading Egils saga Skallagrímssonar: saga, paratext, translations", University of Oxford. Capildeo has worked at Oxfam Head Office and for the Oxford Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre as a volunteer and a volunteer trainer;Vahni Capildeo page, Peepal Tree Press. for the Oxford English Dictionary; and they have taught at the Universities of Leeds (2009), Greenwich (2009), Sheffield (2009–10), Kingston upon Thames (2010–11), and Glasgow (2012–13).Blackbox Manifold, 5 (2010); "Vahni Capildeo", almostisland.com; School of Critical Studies, University of Glasgow; "Profile: Vahni Capildeo", Poetry and Pictures at the Museum; "Creative Writing Low Residency MA: Who teaches this course", Kingston University London; "Vahni Capildeo – 'Conversations for a Lifetime in Twenty Minutes and Under'", Infinite Editions, 25 May 2011. They are a Contributing Editor at the Caribbean Review of Books (edited by Nicholas Laughlin). They were part of the team of Commonwealth Writers, the cultural initiative of the Commonwealth Foundation, in 2013–14. They held the 2014 Judith E. Wilson Visiting Fellowship in Poetry at the University of Cambridge and the 2015 Harper-Wood Studentship at St John's College, Cambridge. Capildeo was a Douglas Caster Cultural Fellow in Poetry at the University of Leeds, 2017-19 and is the 2019-2020 Seamus Heaney Centre Fellow in Poetry at Queen's University Belfast .
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