A Junior production manager works within the fashion branch of industry. This can be within a business process outsourcing, wholesale, or retail organisation. This can involve a company developing & selling products of its own ‘label’ and/or having products custom-made to be sold as a ‘private label’. Furthermore the resources and parts can also be bought by the company itself. In such a concept, only production is outsourced.

A Junior stylist can work in an integrated ready-to-wear company or in a business process outsourcing chain, in a department where collection items are developed and made. This can be done by a design studio or a freelancer.

After graduation, you can move on to various English-taught higher vocational education programmes like:

• AMFI - Amsterdam Fashion Institute(Amsterdam)
• Fashion and Textile Technologies - Saxion Hogeschool (Enschede)
• TMO- Fashion Business School (Doorn)
• Artez (Arnhem), HKU (Utrecht), WdKA (Rotterdam)
• Academy of Fine Arts and Design (Maastricht)
• Fontys Lifestyle Studies (Tilburg)
• VIA - Design, Branding and Marketing, Fabric textile technologies (Denmark)
• Design Academie (Eindhoven)

This is a broad programme aimed at Fashion Management (Junior Product Manager) as well as Fashion Design (Junior Stylist).

The programme consists of 'blocks' or projects. In each block a realistic problem is solved. The lessons will help you tackle these problems. We will have guest lecturers from the fashion world, and you will also work with e-learning.

Internships will be followed at internationally oriented companies in the Netherlands and - further on in programme - abroad. Each year of study usually consists of five lesson periods.

The tuition fees are € 1.168.

• Important: read more about the additional school fees here.

In the second year you can choose what programme you want to specialise in: Fashion Management (Junior Product Manager) or Fashion Design (Junior Stylist).

Electives 
You have to take class at three electives. These electives allow you to broaden or deepen your craftsmanship or prepare you to move on to a higher level. Each elective has an exam. The contents of the elective modules are determined by the school in consultation with the work field. The modules are currently under development and the offer may still change.

To be accepted for this programme you need:

• pre-vocational secondary education certificate theoretical programme or;
• bilingual secondary education certificate.

Additional pre-education demands 
As well as meeting the formal requirements, you need to be truly passionate about Fashion and possess a number of soft skills, including being motivated, enthusiastic, having a professional work attitude, being prepared to pioneer, engage in global thinking, and having digital skills.

The programme is also suitable for foreign students (whether or not currently living in the Netherlands) with a comparable level of education. 

This is a programme with a limited number of places. It is important that you sign up as soon as possible. This way you will have a better chance at being able to start this programme, provided that you meet the admission requirements. It is also wise to sign up for another programme that suits you. Read more