Fashion Courses East Sussex

...fashion market sectors. You develop your communication and presentation skills for the workplace reflected in a professional portfolio. In year 3 you undertake...

...Many of our graduates are employed in fashion and the creative industries. Our students have won prestigious prizes including winner of The River Island Womenswear Award...

...as well as developing a knowledge of the fashion industry. What will I study? AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Materials, components and applications Unit...

...University of Brighton level 5 options Contextual & Historical Studies 2 Work Placement...

...Year 2 offers design projects for appropriate fashion markets. You will develop your communication and presentation skills for the workplace and reflect...

...courses are 10.15am-1.15pm. students can also do metal etching, enamelling and fold forming. from design to finished jewellery students will be enabled... Learn about: Gemstone setting, Die forming, Basic stone setting...

...in greater depth in order to achieve a mature response and a fuller understanding of artistic skills and concepts. Double Art It is possible to choose...

...fashion, knit, weave, printed textiles, and fashion illustration. Some are engaged in degree courses outside the Art area, for example in History...

...and presentation skills for the workplace. Professional experience takes up most of year 3 , where you will be on placement for a minimum of 27 weeks...

...Recent students have studied costume design, fashion, knit, weave, printed textiles, and fashion illustration. Some are engaged in degree courses outside the art... Learn about: Collecting and recording, Machine stitch, Weave and felting...

...With the opportunity to take an optional placement year at a fashion organisation, you will graduate with established industry contacts and an excellent... Learn about: Business Studies, Fashion Photography, Communication Training...

...The course is 60% practice-based and 40% academic. In the Global Fashion School Rankings 2017 the course was ranked third in the UK for long term value... Learn about: Business Studies...

...covering topics such as ‘exotic’ goods in eighteenth century society, the emergence of the department store, and the depiction of fashionable dress in Impressionist painting... Learn about: Art design...

...at appropriate fashion market sectors. You develop communication and presentation skills for the workplace reflected in a professional portfolio...

...for a minimum of 27 weeks. You will have a number of textiles experiences to choose from, in agreement with the specialist tutors who will advise...

...of graduates employed in prestigious fashion companies. Year 1 Year 1 introduces you to the three disciplines of knit, print and weave for fashion... Learn about: Business Studies...

...design projects aimed at appropriate fashion market sectors. You develop communication and presentation skills for the workplace reflected in a professional portfolio...

...from manipulating fabrics to customising 'thrift shop' finds, to create your own individual designs. Unwanted garments can be transformed ending up...

...sketch/note book and pen. The base metal is supplied free but you will need approx 5 to 10 for silver and 25p for saw blades payable to the tutor...

...Tailoring - The Lure of the Button (Nov 09) This course information relates to courses starting in November 2009. Course code: 120051 Course category...