Manage the manufacturing process of small batch apparel products
Learn to discern optimum sustainable product development and manufacturing decisions
Use industry technology, such as product lifecycle management tools, to track apparel products through product development and manufacturing stages
This Sustainable Fashion Production graduate certificate program in Toronto prepares graduates to manage the manufacturing process of small batch apparel products. Pre-production analysis, selection of appropriate techniques and technology, flow and efficiency, human resource ethics, environmental concerns, and quality and costing are assessed and applied for sustainable production of small batch apparel products in an apparel manufacturing lab facility.
Sustainable Production Managers will be trained to work with companies who produce goods in local apparel production plants. They can also work with companies who outsource production overseas, as greater scrutiny of the process is needed to ensure environmental, social and other compliance requirements are met.
Sustainable Fashion Production graduates will be able to apply their skills to a growing number of positions requiring expertise in apparel production process, quality control and sustainable fashion development.
Depending on previous academic and work experience, graduates may pursue career opportunities such as Production Manager, Production Planning, Pre-Production Coordinator, Factory Manager, Sourcing Manager, Manufacturing Production Manager, Apparel Production Supervisor, Quality Control Inspector, Sustainability Auditor or Technical Development Director.
Applicants with degrees or diplomas from other fields may apply with a resume and will be considered with 2 years’ previous work experience in the apparel field (resume required)
Students may enter from a fashion design diploma or degree program into Apparel Technical Design Graduate Certificate program. Graduates from George Brown College F113 Fashion Techniques and Design, or other fashion design programs in colleges or universities in Ontario, Canada and International institutions will be eligible to enter. Graduates of this program may proceed to further their studies in Bachelor or Master’s level depending on previous education.
College or university credits may qualify you for course exemptions. Please visit georgebrown.ca/transferguide for more information.
Applicants with International transcripts where English proficiency results are not supplied must test at the College level in the George Brown College English assessment to be considered.
Please visit georgebrown.ca/englishproficiency for more details.
Visit the International Admissions page for more information.
For current tuition fees, please visit the full program page on the George Brown College website
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