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Merchandising institute and production Technology course of Pearl fashion

World famous Pearl Academy has started its educational activities from the year 2006 in Bangladesh. Called -Peari Fashion Institute", it is located at Baridhara. It is the only garments educational institute in India with ISO 9001. In fact Pearl Fashion Institute is the only educational institute of Bangladesh in…

Pearl Fashion Institute has started short term and long term courses for students and semee holders who are interested in building up their careers in garments sector, which is the most profitable sector in Bangladesh. The short term courses are: Apparel Merchandising, Production and Compliance Management, Fashion Design, Knitwear Merchandising, Short term courses have duration of 3 to 6 months (evening 6.30 to 8.30 PM). These courses have 2 to 3 classes in a week. The long term courses are of i to 2 years duration. Duration courses are - NTU Foundatinon degree in Fashion Design and Clothing Technology - NTU foundation degree Fashion Merchandising and Production Technology.

Knitwear Merchandising and Technology

Fashion Merchandising and Marketing

For two year duration courses admission qualification is HSC or O-Level passed and for one year duration courses admission qualification is after graduation. Normally PFI admits for two semesters in a year, which is January-February and July August.

Credit Transfer: Pearl Academy has been working for 14 years worldwide. Pearl Academy has its own campuses at Jaipur, Delhi, Ludhiana, Chennai in India, Sharjah-UAE and Pearl Fashion Institute in Bangladesh. Students are able to transfer credits to the universities which are affiliated with Pearl Academy. The universities are as bellow: Germany LDT, Hong Kong Polytechnic Institute, Amsterdam Fashion Institute and NHL University Netherlands, Ravanseborne, London Bearson University, Canada, Busca University Japan and De Mont Fort University UK

Source : The New Nation

From the Egytex news archive, first published on 1 March 2009. Figures and names are as reported at the time.

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