Faculty Of Health, Social Care And Education

Depending on the career you’re interested in, it’s likely that you’ll need to study a suitable postgraduate degree or get some good work experience. Fashion photographers and journalists, for example, could look for work in a different area, such as sport or food, although you’ll usually need to study a relevant postgraduate degree and/or get some work experience in this area. You will learn about every aspect of the fashion design process, from research and design development to garment construction and utilising media to present fashion concepts to the public. You will work in 2D and 3D and explore areas such as textiles, styling, photography, trend forecasting, pattern cutting, draping and fashion drawing/illustration. This will be underpinned by your study of fashion business and marketing, the history of fashion and its wider cultural context. Combining theory with creative practice, you will be able to develop intellectual, technical and professional skills and knowledge to succeed.

Professional Legal Practice Diploma

This one-year diploma will give you an intensive introduction to computer science and a qualification equivalent to A-levels, opening the doors to university study. Students also have the opportunity of collaborations and studying within partner international educational institutions for a period of time during year two. Costs vary hugely between countries and areas, so it is very important to research costs well ahead of time and budget accurately.

Support For Businesses And Self

You’ll gain practical and technical skills to bring your creations to life. We’ll teach you the financial considerations to running a business. You may want to make fashion for the high street, the runway, or a boutique.

British Expertise International Bei

This unit introduces the critical & Contextual Studies approach to Fashion as a cultural concept, industry and creative endeavour, developing ways of critical thinking and academic enquiry that will form the basis of subsequent study. The unit introduces students to a wide range of key cultural concepts, whilst developing skills in research methods, literature reviews, critical thinking, reading, analysis and academic writing that will inform subsequent study. So, if you are looking to embark on a new career, develop your skills to industry standards or move up into higher education, we're confident we’ll help you to achieve your aim. The fashion industry is now valued at £1.25 trillion and employs over 75 million workers worldwide.