Description of work and duties the career entails\nPossible places of employment\nIncome potential\nBenefits and drawabacks if any\nAny other points of interest\nHow can I become a fashion designer\nWhich Universities or Colleges in North America offer courses in Fashon design\nNames of Programs and their approximate duration\nAdmission reuiremetns if known\nEstimated tuition fees and expenses per year\nLength of studies for Degree or Diploma\nAny scholarship or bursaries available?\nWhat Degree/Diploma/Certificate is achievable
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Fabjobs.com has most of the information you are seeking.  Good Luck! There is a need for designers who design stuff people actually want to wear!
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School, internship, tests.  There are various architectural associations which will have specific answers for you.  Also it depends on which country you're in and what kind of architect you want to be.
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well those are 2 totally different areas.  If you want to work in fashion you must know how to at least pattern make and sew.  Most colleges do not offer such programs, you have to go to a speciality school such as the Tim Gunn school of Design in NYC which is very exclusive.  If you just want to comment on fashion, well then you need to be famous and have a wicked sense of humor that is readily accessbile on the spot (example: Joan Rivers).  Now if you seriously want to write and give advice, my advice is to begin submitting articles to small, local newspapers or when you get to college, join the newspaper staff and offer an advice column (not many schools offer that so you should be able to get in that way).  That way you'll have at least 4 yrs of experience writing advice columns when you go to apply for a job doing such.  And just as an aside, some friendly critque, if what you've written above is how you write essays, this may be a hard thing for you to do.  Always, if just to keep in the habit, use apostrophe's where they are required (I've..and the "i" there is capitalized as I am sure you know) and utilize proper verb usage (verbs are never pluralized, ie "advices").  That's it, I know it's just a Yahoo question forum, but if that is what you want to do with your life....do it every day.  Your major in that case would simply be Writing, perhaps with an emphasis in creative writing, syntax, or whatever your chosen university has to offer.  Good luck with that, you can do it if you really want it!
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There are a number of possible choices.  Some require an advanced degree and some only need experience or guts.\n\nTeaching at a local 2-year college (either regular curriculum or adult ed) usually open doors.\n\nMake a deal with a ghost writer and do book on Interior Design.  Another possibility is to open a web site for similar purposes.  This is a good way to catch work over a very wide area.\n\nVisit all of your local home furnishing retailer (not furniture stores, but those whose do design and sell the nic-nacs as well).  Check out the possibility of working either with or through one of them.  A box of business cards would help here.\n\nUpscale paint retail outlets might be another place to check.  Here the idea may be to learn where then get their wholesale supplies to backtrack to the manufacturer.\n\nVisit the on-line employment sites or do a search for “color experts.”  You will find some interesting information in a short period of time.  See one such site below:
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-be certified with the N.C. State Board of Cosmetologists.\n-the salary varies, but you get tips with haircuts.\n-skills:  be a people person, and know what angle to hold hair (45 degree angle, etc.) to get the desired look, be able to advie a person whether you think a style will look good on them or not, be able to style and fix any haircut that you do, and know that no matter what, the hair will grow back!\n-go to work and cut peoples hair all day!\n-the hours vary depending on where you go to work, like at Great Clips it is usually 6 hours per day, like 9:00am - 3:00pm.\n-main duties and responsibilities:  Being able to trust yourself with someones hair,  and making their hair look good no matter what.\n-You must take the State Board Exam and pass it to become certified, it's tough.\n-the employee outlook is that being a cosmetologist is a great job, your mistakes aren't long term, and you have job security, because everyone needs a haircut at some point.
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To Becoming a Fashion Buyer- is to CONTINUE your Education *(more PREFERRABLY- Business Administration)*\n\nand continue working in the RETAIL Industry to gain *(WORK EXPERIENCE)*\n\nand after another 8 years of Working- CHECK OUT:::  \n\nFashion World- \n\nLocated in San Dusky, CALIFORNIA- \n\nTelephone Number::  (303)  334-5432\n\n*(They HIRE Retail Workers of 6 to 8 Years of Work Experinece)*\n\nto begin to WORK and BE TRAINED as a FASHION BUYER\n\n\nContinue your PRESERVATION-\nand look to become a FASHION BUYER\n\n\nGOOD LUCK-
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I'd hope that you'd want to go into graphic design given your major. However, if you're thinking about an art history related career, you could consider the following:\n\n-museum work (registration, education, preparator, exhibition design -- generally not curatorial or upper administration without a graduate degree)\n-art gallery work\n-artist reprensentative\n-arts organization consultant
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for fashion designing u should give the elementry and intermediate drawing exams.if u are opting for arts then it is far more better for u.there are many institutes for fashion designing.i think one is the st.xaviers college which is famous for fashion designing.u should make ur parents understand that u are capable for this,u should show ur sheer will and ur anxiety to get into this course.\n        best of luck!
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My god daughter studied this for 4 years and won several national and international competitions but the closest she's ever got to being a full time designer was working behind the counter in a jewellery shop!  Perhaps she was unlucky or perhaps thats the norm - I dont know.\n\nArt colleges across the UK deliver these courses, so I suggest you approach the closest one or wherever you fancy studying.\n\nGood luck!
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For industrial designers you can search on http://idsa.org or http://core77.com. Most designers are open to discussing their field and general design questions as long as you are flexible with your schedule. If you contact the chair of the local idsa chapter they can also recommend someone that would help you and regional schools that might be good to look into.\nGood luck
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BA in Apparel design\n\nor...you could just start designing without knowing anything about fabric or textile
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Yep, the internship route is usually the best way.  I'd also think about doing something on fashion at your college newspaper.  The advantage there is that you can pretty much do what you want, but when you intern at a local company (perhaps the local newspaper), you'll probably be stuck doing obituaries or something until you get some experience.  Basically, it's tough to just walk right in to the position you want.  You normally have to work your way in.
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Requirements\nDesign\nImplementation\nTest\nDeploy\nMaintenance
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1. You want to make sure any college or universities you're thinking about is accredited and recognized by the U.S.\n\n2. GOing to an university, will give you more educational recognition and a higher range of income\n\n3. Some people can say they went to college..... Beauty College..... instead of University of Washington, Oklahoma University, or University of California, Los Angeles. They will know you invested more into your education and have a well-rounded education (meaning multiple career fields) versus focusing on one trade (one career field).\n\nGood luck to you.
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The best schools for fashion design in the US are the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC, and Parson's School of Design (part of the New School for Social Research), also in NYC. \n\nThere are some other good fashion design colleges out there, but if you got into one of these two, you'll be amazed at the doors that are opened for you, once you graduate.\n\nThe thing is, fashion design is an extremely competitive field. Not only do you need one heck of a fabulous portfolio, but you should also come out of school with relevant work experience and contacts. FIT and Parsons will give you all that. \n\nIf you go to a secondary school, if you have an extremely strong portfolio, you will probably get a job - it will just be easier if you're coming out of FIT or Parsons.
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The ways counselors guide college/university students through their system is really backwards.  A person should identify what kind of lifestyle they want.  Lifestyle is defined in varying degrees of security, money, and time.  You need to identify that first.  What and how much do want of each? This should help you with the degree that you have already gotten.  There should be something in the biology field that would meet your requirements.  If you really truly don't want to be in the biology field, still identify your lifestyle requirements, and choose studies that would place you in that career path.  It will also help motivate you b/c you already know what your end result will be.  One other thing is to go out and find and interview people who have already been in that particular field for 5 plus years.  They will also be able to help you b/c of their own experience.  Remember wisdom is learning from someone else's experience.
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Oregon School of Arts and Crafts has an excellent program for jewelry design.\nwww.ocac.edu  is their website.\n\nPractice your own individuality and keep your eyes and mind open to other ideas.  Schooling is great unless you have a drive and business sense to make it on your own.