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Fashion training courses and schools
Fashion Design and Merchandising

School: The Art Institute of Charlotte
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Fashion Marketing
Course Format: Classroom
Fashion marketing is the business that moves the world’s fashions from designers’ showrooms to the retail floor and into the hands of consumers. If you have an eye for style and a head for numbers, learn how to generate consumer appeal through designs, displays, and purchasing. We’ll train you in fashion merchandising, fashion coordination, buying and textiles, small business ...
 

School: Professional Career Development Institute
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Fashion Merchandising
Course Format: Online
Have you ever wondered why certain clothes show up in fashion advertising and still others never sell? Would you like to be able to plan and produce a successful fashion show? Do you want to know how consumer fashion trends are set? Are you interested in getting in on a fast-track field? If so, you¡¯ve come to the right place! PCDI¡¯s convenient home study course will cover all these subjects...
 

School: Lehigh Valley College
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Fashion Merchandising
Course Format: Classroom
The Business Administration-Fashion Merchandising Program at Lehigh Valley College is designed to prepare graduates for a variety of entry-level positions* within the fashion or retail industry. Work environments may include department stores, specialty shops, or bridal salons. Visual Merchandiser Fashion Consultant Assistant Buyer Management Trainee Bridal Stylist Department or A...
 

School: Central Pennsylvania College
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FASHION ANALYSIS
Course Format: Classroom
This course analyzes the nature and scope of fashion and investigates the basic knowledge and terminology with regard to garment design as it relates to merchandising. Sketching of basic styles is introduced, and designs are created. This course also explores career opportunities, and the students assist in producing a fashion show.
 

School: The Art Institute of Ohio - Cincinnati
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Fashion Merchandising
Course Format: Classroom
The Associate of Applied Science in Fashion Marketing degree program delivers a market-driven curriculum with a solid foundation in design, industry knowledge, and technology. Students participate in both conceptual and applied coursework as well as in technology applications for the industry. Students will be guided in translating classroom experiences into practice in the work environment. Th...
 

School: The College of Westchester
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Fashion / Retail Merchandising
Course Format: Classroom
Fashion / Retail Merchandising - Go ahead...display your talent in a field you really love. Learn to develop promotions, visual displays, retailing and pricing strategies along with other merchandising techniques. Explore exciting opportunities in firms that range from huge retailers to small boutiques. The sky is the limit.
 

School: Katharine Gibbs School - Piscataway
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Fashion Merchandising
Course Format: Classroom
The certificate in Fashion Merchandising in Katharine Gibbs School Piscataway can help you obtain the skills you need to capitalize on your love for the business of fashion. The Fashion Merchandising Certificate Program is designed especially for students who wish to pursue a career in the buying, displaying, promoting, and selling of fashion goods and services. Fashion merchandising has re...
 

School: Berkeley College
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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT IN THE FASHION BUSINESS
Course Format: Classroom
This course looks at the production and operations management system in the fashion industry from the perspective of its ability to enhance value. The issues of performance, cost, competitive reactions, and customer expectations will be explored. Special emphasis will also be placed on current management topics including ethics, diversity, technology, and globalization.
 

SECONDARY MANUFACTURING AND FASHION OPERATIONS
Course Format: Classroom
Explores the merchandising, design, and manufacturing divisions of apparel organizations and related manufacturing companies. Examines the relationship between all distribution channels, including manufacturer and primary markets, and manufacturer and retail buyer. Crucial elements of government regulations also are covered.
 

FASHION AND THE MEDIA
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces students to the history and development of the media as it relates to the fashion industry. Newspapers, fashion magazines, wire services, radio, the broadcast media, and the Internet are examined and analyzed as to their influences on fashion makers. Students discuss trends and current problems in the media, with an emphasis on the role of the fashion advertiser and the public in aff...
 

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