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When & Where

25 February 2025 - 18 March 2025 ( 12 hours, 4 weeks )
Evening, Tuesday
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Chelsea Centre

Quick Facts

Availability Yes
Tutor TBC FAC HPL - Grade H
Course Code C24FACC17A
Suitable For 19 year olds and up are permitted on this course

What you will learn

Uncover the principles of responsible fashion entrepreneurship by exploring ethical sourcing, sustainable practices, and social impact. Dive into strategies for incorporating diversity, inclusion, and responsible production into your fashion business model. Learn from industry experts, case studies, and collaborative discussions to navigate the intersection of fashion and social responsibility. Empower your brand to make a positive impact, cultivating a socially conscious ethos. Join us in shaping a future where fashion not only reflects style but also embodies ethical values and contributes to a more sustainable and inclusive world.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Ethical Business Practices: Develop an understanding of ethical considerations in the fashion industry, learning to embed socially responsible practices in business operations, from sourcing materials to production and distribution.
Sustainable Fashion Strategies: Acquire skills to implement sustainable practices, reducing environmental impact and promoting responsible consumption within the fashion business.
Inclusive Branding: Learn to integrate diversity and inclusivity into brand identity, advertising, and marketing strategies, fostering a more representative and culturally sensitive approach within the fashion business.
Social Impact Assessment: Gain the ability to assess the social impact of business decisions, understanding how fashion choices can contribute positively to communities and address social issues.

Cost

Full fee

£130

Concession fee

£100

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Class format and activities

Class Format: Engage in live webinars, forums, video lectures, and virtual talks. Activities include analysing case studies, navigating ethical scenarios, evaluating brand inclusivity, and crafting sustainable fashion plans. Immerse yourself in embedding social values in the fashion industry through dynamic online interactions and real-world applications.

Entry requirements

Beginners - Some interest in Fashion Business

What you need to know before you enrol

Excellent attendance and punctuality is required from all students. Students are generally expected to spend some time outside of class for completion of activities.