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Anubha KakrooDean- IIAD
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Hello,Since you have some responsibilities, as you have indicated, and also are already a graduate, I would advise you to enroll and obtain a certificate course in Fashion Design. Many government. ITI and other private institutes offer such courses from six month to one year duration. After getting this basic training, you can start a boutique from home as this will require less investment and you will also be available to take care of your other responsibilities. You have also mentioned that your other interest is dance. Nowadays, many people hire choreographers for family weddings. You could locate one, and become an assistant, till
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Rashmi BhardwajFreelance Textile Designer from NID (91) Ahemdabd.
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NID Entrance Coaching - BRDS.
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Rashmi BhardwajFreelance Textile Designer from NID (91) Ahemdabd.
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Average package a NID graduate would get is around INR. 25,000.
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Anubha KakrooDean- IIAD
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To stay updated on Fashion Trends, fashion magazines like the ones you have listed are a good starting point. You could also look at other magazines like Elle, Verve, Cosmopolitan, Vogue etc. There are also many sites online that you can access and you can also look at Fashion blogs like Missmalini. Com. There are dedicated trend forecasting sites like WGSN and Business of Fashion that you can become a member of and keep yourself updated. Besides these, a general awareness about the trends in lifestyle and technology would also help. Keep your eyes and ears open.
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Rashmi BhardwajFreelance Textile Designer from NID (91) Ahemdabd.
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Normally, October end is the time for new admissions.
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Anubha KakrooDean- IIAD
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It depends on the institute from where you choose to do your degree or course in Fashion Management. If this programmes is offered through a Design Institute, there may be a creative component involved (though not necessarily sketching and painting). If the course is offered through a Management Institute, this component may be even lesser. That said, in my personal opinion, for a degree or certification in Fashion Management, you don't need to know how to draw and paint, but you must have a sense and understanding of Fashion and Aesthetics.
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Anubha KakrooDean- IIAD
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Hi,There are many online courses available online offered by various international Universities of repute. They are called MOOCS (Massive Open Online Courses) and you can access them through platforms like Coursera and EdX. Some of them are free and some are paid for. Please visit these sites for more information and to register for such a course.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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You can work in newspaper publication, News and Blogging groups, Magazines and Editorials, TV Channels, Radios etc. Your job can range from editorial work to presenting.
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Diwakar ShuklaHead, Jagran School of Media
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The scope for sports writing is big in India however it has to be seen in the light of changing news and entertainment contexts. Gone are the days of traditional reporting of events only for print medium. Sports journalism as of today involves a lot more than mere sports news coverage. It involves understanding of sports culture, management, and visual production capabilities.
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Diwakar ShuklaHead, Jagran School of Media
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Areas like Public Relations, Advertising, and Marketing Communications require two big peaks to be scaled. Being creative and being effective. One needs good communication skills, storytelling aptitude to augment insight mining, ideating and understanding of communication tasks.
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