E-Learning VM Courses LCF
Tonight is the start of the 6 week e-learning Visual Merchandising course I will be teaching for The London College of Fashion.
Tonight is the start of the 6 week e-learning Visual Merchandising course I will be teaching for The London College of Fashion.
During February we ran a group training course in Visual Mechandising for Maison Blanc. Maison Blanc are French bakery specialists in boulangerie, patisserie and chocolaterie. They were originally founded by Raymond Blanc and have shops & cafes across London and South England.
Last week I ran a 2 day private course for Tyrers Department Store in St. Helens, near Liverpool. I was training the newly appointed Window Dresser, Debra who has previous experience within the Interior Design field.
Tonight is the start of a 6 week e-learning course in Visual Merchandising & Store Layout which I am tutoring for The London College of Fashion. The students will be using the Mockshop Retail program to assist with their learning on this course.
We taught two E-learning courses to our first customer based in Moscow, Russia during November!
Olga is currently working as a freelance Window Dresser in Moscow and wanted to learn about key Visual Merchandising and Window Dressing techniques which are being used over in London.
We have just launched on our website the new Online E-Learning Visual Merchandising & Window Dressing Course. This is a 2 day intensive course for individuals, which can be booked on dates to suit your schedule.
I took a group of international students, who were attending a course I was teaching for The London College of Fashion, to look at London’s Department Store’s Windows. We visited Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Selfridges and Libertys.
Last week I was training two members of the team at London PR company Eden Cancan.
This week I have started to teach a 4 week Visual Merchandising & Window Dressing Course for the London College of Fashion.
Last week I was working with the Retail team at Longleat House and Safari Park, to provide them with Visual Merchandising consultancy and training. The retail areas have recently had a revamp and they have a great selection of new stock lines coming through. The training was mainly based on advising on effective merchandising skills and product layout within the store.