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Before the year 2010, an increase in employment of between 21% and 35% per year is expected in the field of marketing, advertising, sales and distribution. As a result, fashion marketing, which includes all four of these promising fields, offers you a future in which employment will not be lacking.
Here are a few of the stimulating jobs that await you once you have finished your training:
 • Professions related to purchasing:
• Buyer
• Brand or product marketing manager
• Professions related to visual presentation:
• Display expert
• Visual presentation specialist
• Professions related to promotion:
• Special event co-ordinator
• Stylist
• Advertising agent
• Professions related to retail sales:
• Supervisor
• Director
• Retailer
• Trainer
• Professions related to wholesale sales:
• Sales representative
• Product manager
• Sales agent
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Course List
Specific Training:
1st Semester
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Job Task - Fashion Marketing |
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Computer Lab |
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Fashion Phenomena |
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Study and Analysis of Fibres and Textiles |
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Introduction to Fashion Marketing |
2nd Semester
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Fashion and society |
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Textile Evaluation for a Fashion Product |
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Accounting Principles - Fashion Industry |
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Clothing and Accessories Assortment Planning |
3rd Semester
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Fashion Presentation Planning |
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Customer and Supplier Prospecting |
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Budget planning |
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Marketing-ll - Case analysis |
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Analysis of Factors Influencing the Fashion Market |
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Exclusive Program Development |
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Human Resource Supervision & Management |
4th Semester
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Clothing and Accessories Assortment Selection |
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Integration in Workplace I |
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Communication Mix Elements |
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Data Gathering and Analysis - Fashion Industry |
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Financial Management of a Fashion Enterprise |
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Environment and Consuming |
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Exclusive Program Management |
5th Semester
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Law, Regulations and Codes |
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Sales Management - Fashion Industry |
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Fashion Merchandise Management |
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Visual Presentation Strategy - Fashion Industry |
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Advertising & Promotional Activities Plan |
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Import-Export (Entrepreneurship) |
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Approach to Planning |
6th Semester
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Layout |
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Integration in Workplace II |
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Fashion Enterprise Project |
General Training:
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Physical Education, 3 courses |
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Philosophy, 3 courses |
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Language of education and literature, 4 courses |
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Second language, 2 courses |
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General Education Complements, 2 courses |
Note:
Content provided as indication only. LaSalle College reserves the right to change, modify, add or remove one or more software programs or application languages, one or more courses or course contents at any time, while ensuring that the training objectives and the recommendations found in the collegial teaching manual are respected.
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Internships
Retail Internship
This internship allows students to familiarize themselves with the operation and structure of a retail business.
Wholesale Internship
This internship allows students to:
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Use the knowledge acquired during training to function in a head office environment |
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Understand the interaction between the various departments within a company (purchasing, visual presentation, marketing, advertising, etc.) |
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Special Projects
Planning a Fashion Event
During this project, you will have the opportunity to participate in every facet of the organization of a fashion event, all under the supervision of an industry professional:
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Marketing Strategies |
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Styling |
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Public Relations |
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Space layout planning |
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Budget Planning, etc |
Development of a New Fashion-Business Concept
Go for it! LaSalle College offers you the opportunity to start your own business under the supervision of professionals from the fashion industry.
You could be a winner in our prestigious contest while transforming your student project into a real business!
Participate in every step of the business start-up process while benefiting from the material and academic support provided by LaSalle College:
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Development of a fashion-business concept through the definition of its products, target market, marketing strategy, financing, personnel and layout; |
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Project presentation in front of a jury comprised of fashion industry professionals; |
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Projects exhibit within the framework of a special event. |
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Applied Software
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Microsoft Office : Word, Excel, Powerpoint |
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Visual 2000 |
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Simply Accounting |
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