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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
It's quite good to know that you have clarity in your mind. After completion of 12th, there are plenty of short courses in IT, like data entry, web page design, animation, games, and many more. There will be plenty of Institutions in your area that would be conducting these courses.
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Guide-Level 15
There are colleges like NIMC and WLCI that offer you a short term course in news reporting. Kindly look into their official websites for admission requirements and eligibility for the same.
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Beginner-Level 5
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
3 to 4 MonthsIntroduction to Styling, Research on fashion trends, look and theme boards, putting together a look Personal styling
2. Pattern Making and Garment Construction
3 to 4 MonthsBasics bodice, sleeves, collar and variation
3. Advance Draping
3 to 4 MonthsWomens wear
4. Fashion Merchandising
3 to 4 MonthsFashion Merchandising, textile study, roles and responsibilities of a merchandiser Time and Action Calendars, merchandise calendar and quality control.
5. Visual Merchandising
3 to 4 MonthsElements of design, introduction to visual merchandising, understanding store image and design areas of display, study of props, ma
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Scholar-Level 17
You may check PG Diploma courses or Graduate certificate programs which are of 1 year. Certificate courses for 6 months or so are also available. However short term programs are not easy to find in Germany. Now the question 'which course' is something you must know. You have done your MBA so ask yourself why you need another course? Wasn't MBA enough? It is best you gain some work experience if you don't have any ,and have clarity over your career plans. If you have work experience it should be easy for you to find out which specific course or certification should be best. If you are fond of IT you can also consider a SAP H
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