
I am a second year fashion student and as a part of my course I had to do work placement, and for five days I had the chance to work in the press office and factory of Celtic Sheepskin. Before I got the placement I didn't have much experience in the fashion industry, just my enthusiasm for fashion and my experience in my degree, and straight away I was amazed how friendly everyone was! From the media fashion films and stories you get the impression that the devil actually wears Prada, but everyone greeted me with a smile and everyone knew each and everyone else's name. The size and the efficiency of the organisation took me by surprise as well. I knew that in the fashion industry you have to work months ahead, but putting that into practice is a different matter. Charlotte Cole the Press Officer was there at hand to help me even though she must have been moving at a hundred mph. I also learnt methods when using professional computer graphics.
As well as gaining the experience, I learnt the ethics of the company and the brand identity that all the employees work so hard for. I also got to interview one of the directors Kath Whitworth; a woman I have tremendous respect for because of the dedication she has for the company and the brand identity. She will not sacrifice hard work, money or effort for the product.
I have come away with a great deal of experience from Celtic Sheepskin. It was a real eye opener and I don't think this would have been possible without the support of the employees and the time they were willing to give up for me and my degree.
As well as gaining the experience, I learnt the ethics of the company and the brand identity that all the employees work so hard for. I also got to interview one of the directors Kath Whitworth; a woman I have tremendous respect for because of the dedication she has for the company and the brand identity. She will not sacrifice hard work, money or effort for the product.
I have come away with a great deal of experience from Celtic Sheepskin. It was a real eye opener and I don't think this would have been possible without the support of the employees and the time they were willing to give up for me and my degree.
No comments:
Post a Comment