Bachelor Stylist / Fashion Design

• LISAA is a fashion school recognised by the French Ministry of Culture.
• LISAA is a fashion school appreciated by professionals in the fashion and luxury sector: LISAA is one of the top 10 fashion schools preferred by professionals, according to L'Étudiant (L'Étudiant 2018).
• Throughout your course, you will have the opportunity to interact with key players in the sector, at conferences, collaborations and visits to workshops, factories, showrooms and trade shows. Our experts are designers, brand managers, branding consultants, craftsmen, fashion designers, crowdfunding platforms, incubators, etc.
• LISAA Mode welcomes you to its 2,500 m² premises a stone's throw from the Panthéon and right in the heart of the Latin Quarter.
• The campus offers top-of-the-range facilities: 3 pattern-making rooms, a knitwear workshop, an accessories workshop, a FabLab (laser cutting, plotter), a screen-printing workshop, a photo and video studio, a computer graphics lab, etc.
• LISAA has celebrated its 30th anniversary and benefits from a solid network of former graduates who turn to LISAA to find their future trainees and collaborators. Throughout this fashion industry training course, you will be monitored individually by a tutor as part of the development of your project.
• The courses offered by LISAA Mode cover the entire creative process, from free inspiration to communication, through the production of collections.
• LISAA has developed a network of partners and takes part in major events in the sector: Sézanne, The North Face, Ash, Festival des jeunes créateurs de Dinan, Rock en Seine, We Love Green, etc.

The 1st year is common to all the Bachelor programmes in the Fashion Design stream at LISAA Paris. It is at the end of the first year that you will choose the course that suits you best.

This is a 3-year course (6 semesters) with the following number of teaching hours:

• 1st year: 651 hours
• 2nd year: 646 hours
• 3rd year: 557 hours

A total of 1,854 hours over the 3 years.

This volume includes hours of classroom and e-learning training, as well as time devoted to assessments, group work and workshops.

Other training-related events (conferences, speed recruiting, professional events linked to the fashion sector) are organised throughout the year in addition to the above training hours.

What does a fashion school consist of? The fashion design course offered by LISAA Paris focuses on developing sensitive universes that are embodied in collections linked to clothing and the art of living more generally. You will analyse or imagine future trends, set up an artistic direction, sketch out silhouettes, create, select and transform raw materials, produce prototypes and stage them through photographs or ephemeral installations. Throughout this Bachelor's degree in fashion, the courses taught at LISAA will help you to master the key stages involved in bringing a project to fruition:

• trend analysis
• artistic direction (developing a theme, storytelling, brand strategy, etc.),
• product design and creation (research drawings, sketches, mock-ups, etc.),
• design and manufacture (technical analysis, pattern-making, volume production, finishing, etc.),
• communication and distribution (illustration, catalogue creation, oral and written presentation...)
• installation in space, etc.)

Assessment is carried out throughout the course. Continuous work plays a particularly important role in our assessment of a learner's progress. Assessments with a pedagogical aim, close to professional expectations, will punctuate the course. These assignments are carried out individually or in groups.

Assessments in the third year are part of the certification process and are carried out in accordance with the criteria and procedures described in the qualification reference framework. This work must be completed individually.

In semester 1

• Continuous work assessed regularly in the various units of the course
• A half-day DST at the end of S1.

In semester 2

• Continuous work assessed regularly in the various units of the course
• End of year jury (4 teachers)

In semester 3

• Continuous work assessed regularly in the various units of the course
• A one-day DST at the end of S3

In semester 4

• Continuous work assessed regularly in the various units of the curriculum
• End of year jury (4 teachers)

In semester 5

• Continuous work regularly assessed in the various units of the curriculum
• 1 examining board (2 teachers)

In semester 6

• Continuous work assessed regularly in the various units of the course
• 4 continuous assessment tests
• Two validating juries (5 teachers)
• One validating end-of-studies jury (3 to 6 professionals + one teacher)

Certificate Validation :

The assessment of work will be carried out throughout the year. Continuous work holds a particularly important place in our assessment of a learner's progress. Evaluations close to professional expectations will punctuate this year's training.

Individual evaluations will be carried out throughout the year. They take the form of written tests, depending on the subjects or skills to be validated. Any unjustified absence from an evaluation will be penalized with a ‘’Not Acquired’’.

Conditions for Eligibility to the Jury for the Issuance of the "Marketing & Communication Manager" Title :

Candidates registered who have validated all the skill blocks are presented to the certification jury for the Title.

To validate the RNCP certification :

A skill block is acquired if and only if all the evaluations have been passed. The skill blocks are cumulative. Obtaining the certification is conditional on the validation of all the skill blocks.

Deliberation of the Certification Jury :

The certification jury establishes the list of successful and deferred candidates based on the minutes of the jury. The jury may use evaluation elements from the candidate's course within the certifying or title-preparing institution.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

The training is accessible upon the recommendation of the admissions officers after an examination of the application (verification of prerequisites and, where applicable, ECTS credits possessed), followed by an interview to verify and validate the suitability of the profile for the careers targeted by the training.

The interview focuses on :

• The alignment of the professional project with the training program.
• The candidate's interest in the fashion sector.
• An artistic and graphic sensibility.

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PREREQUISITES

Target audience:

• Graduates of general, technological, or vocational high school.
• For entry into the 2nd year of the Bachelor in Fashion Design Stylist: Completion and validation of the first year of higher education (60 ECTS) in fashion design.
• For entry into the 3rd year of the Bachelor in Fashion Design Stylist: Completion and validation of two years of higher education (120 ECTS) in fashion design.

Specific exemptions:

If the candidate does not have the required professional experience or diploma, they must present a portfolio demonstrating their ability to validate the professional certification (VAP, employer certificate, or other proofs of professional, personal, or associative experience that enables the acquisition of related skills). This skills recognition process would be similar to a Mixed VAE (Validation of Acquired Experience).

Students are expected to have a strong interest in fashion, motivation, and a desire to learn!

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ACCESSIBILITY FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

Any student or apprentice can request the assistance of the disability coordinator before or during the training to obtain advice and help for adapting the training path, evaluations, and searching for a host company.

Premises are accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Your contact: handicap.mode@lisaa.com