Careers in Fashion: Retail Marketing, Merchandising, and Management

Posted 2 years 1 month ago by Bloomsbury Publishing

Study Method : Online
Duration : 3 weeks
Subject : Media
Overview
Learn more about retail marketing, the roles in each area of fashion retail, and how to plan a career path for your dream job.
Course Description

Develop your understanding of fashion retail careers

On this three-week course from Bloomsbury Academic, you’ll examine the retail level of the fashion industry in three function areas: marketing, management, and merchandising.

Explore fashion retail marketing and its many careers

The more a business can integrate advertising, publicity, sales promotion, and personal selling, the more promotion will be effective.

You’ll delve into the marketing mix and marketing plans that are used by retailers. You’ll then look at career tracks that focus on marketing and promotion within retail, from marketing director and brand marketing manager to art director and copywriter.

Learn how to become a fashion retail merchandiser

Retail merchandisers, or buyers, have a tremendous impact on their fashion retailing businesses in terms of exclusivity, image, and pricing.

On this course, you’ll learn about the wide variety of positions available in the merchandising division of retailing operation, depending on a business’s size and channels of distribution.

Discover the vital role of management in fashion retail

Towards the end of the course, you’ll explore the career opportunities in retail management; the division in charge of organizing and controlling the affairs of the business as a whole or a particular department.

As you delve into each career path, you’ll examine the challenges of each role and the relevant qualifications needed to follow that path.

This course is designed for anyone interested in a career in fashion, especially one within fashion retail.

Requirements

This course is designed for anyone interested in a career in fashion, especially one within fashion retail.

Career Path
  • Develop a marketing strategy to construct and implement a marketing plan
  • Evaluate the interrelationship of product, price, placement, promotion, and people
  • Justify the pricing of the product and placing to ensure the success of the business
  • Identify a target market and clarify promotional goals to reach and penetrate the market