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"Hi Maryanne,
Thanks very much for your reply, I think you make a very important point. Internship is a sticky issue - the industry is so competive, especially for those just starting out, and it is unfair that so many young people work for free. How…"
Thanks very much for your reply, I think you make a very important point. Internship is a sticky issue - the industry is so competive, especially for those just starting out, and it is unfair that so many young people work for free. How…"
"HI, I would say that what you need most is a little bit of experience working in the fashion industry, to learn more about how it all works and what might be a good pathway for you, and also learn loads about the drawing and sewing skills you will…"
"Hi, I would say the best thing you can do is to get networking - you need to meet other people in the Fashion industry who are in your local area. The best way to do this is to get work experience. Apply for an internship or volunteer at a local…"
"Wow, I think this book sounds amazing - its exactly the kind of thing new graduates need to help them understand the different pathways in the fashion industry. I wish somebody had given me this book when i was starting out! interns are always…"
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