To be perfectly candid – I never would have envisioned myself finally pursuing my Masters in the field of Art & Design; not till today at the very least.
Like every other young designer out there, my aspirations and desires (career-wise, of course) at first started with ruling the roost of the fashion world and ended with making a name for myself out there as a world-famous fashion designer – the usual blitz and glam way of life we are so widely exposed to as young fashion design graduates.
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They’ve not changed very much, to be honest, they’ve rather taken more of an enlightened turn. In the years where I pursued my diploma and my degree in Fashion design, and even before that, whilst I waited for my SPM results, I was drawn to the idea of educating. Soon after, the desire to educate – and to learn, right there, along with my students! – came about, strong and sweeping.
Along with my passion in the Fashion Industry, I enjoyed teaching as much as I enjoyed learning. Not long after I began my degree, the simple act of learning from my seniors and my juniors and helping each other learn new classroom techniques and simple tricks of trade brought things to a new light. I wanted to educate as much as I wanted to learn. I took pride in educating as much as I took pride in learning. I believe this course will help me build on my core strengths and fuel my passion to teach.
In my 2 to 3 years spent working within the fashion industry, I’ve learned that different qualifications matter to different sets of people. Whilst I’ve often believed that true skill, passion & experience trumps papers, this is only a half-truth. In attempting to apply for several Fashion Lecturer positions, and high-ranking Fashion Management (Director) posts, I astonishingly realized that a generous portion of my would-be superiors were interested in my grades and whether I had a Master’s or Postgraduate degree or not. And surprisingly, no, the years of experience notched onto my portfolio hardly mattered. I was, of course, very fortunate to have been with an organization that tested not only my fashion related expertise but also a range cast far wider than I could have ever imagined.
To put it shortly, this course would not only grant me the knowledge and experience required to handle a class of young design undergraduates, but it would certainly open my eyes to a new world that rests just a little far off the course of design. This new world being one that’s going to literally expand my mind with theories and concepts of the art & design universe that I’ve barely scratched the surface of, in my previous years of study. And the qualifications that it comes with is a delightful little treat as well. These will no doubt be a great help in aiding in the advancement of my career placement.
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