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Fashion Design School Internship Programs  by The Sider Group
If you want to make the most out of your fashion education, you should definitely take advantage of the fashion design school internship programs that are available to you. An internship is similar to an apprenticeship, particularly in the aspect that the intern does not usually get paid for the job. While it may sound ludicrous to work for free, an internship is much more than that. Look at it this way: instead of being paid money, you are paid with real-world experience and an excellent listing for your résumé. And in some cases, internships actually translate into paying jobs once the student completes school. It is definitely worth considering.
Types of Internships for Fashion Design Students
There are many different types of internships that you can apply for while studying fashion design at an accredited school. The following list includes some of the types of employers that may have available internships during your fashion schooling:
1. Clothing Manufacturers
2. Clothing Stores
3. Design Houses
4. Individual Designers
5. Fashion Marketing Firms
6. Fashion Magazines
What to Expect in a Fashion Design School Internship Program
As a fashion design intern, your job duties could range from getting coffee and running errands for the fashion designer to assisting in the production and/or sale of clothing to actually designing your own clothes. You may be the only intern there, or you may be one of many interns working as a team. It all depends on where you are interning and what kind of help is needed there.
It’s important to keep a positive attitude and put your best effort forth, even when you are assigned to perform seemingly mundane tasks that are not related to fashion design. If you do not leave a positive impression on the employer that has hired you as an intern, there is little chance that you will be hired once the internship is over. You also might not get a very positive reference if you list the internship on résumés and job applications in the future. Basically, doing a poor job would defeat the purpose of participating in the internship program in the first place.
If you’re currently enrolled in a fashion design school, you should inquire about any internship programs that are available. Your school might have relationships with local companies or suggestions about where to apply. You may even get school credit for the internship program, so don’t let this opportunity pass you by.
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