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Industry & Community

Want to recruit job-ready graduates and students from award-winning fashion programs with skills developed in leading-edge facilities? The George Brown College School of Fashion Studies is a hub of learning and innovation that prepares students with the critical skills they need to hit the ground running in the fashion industry.

Situated in the heart of the creative industry in downtown Toronto, the School of Fashion Studies cultivates meaningful and productive partnerships between the college and industry. Interacting with expert faculty and committed industry partners, our students use their passion, creative flair and business skills to take fashion to new heights.

Help shape the future of your industry - consider partnering with us in the following ways:

			Offer employment opportunities to students or graduates Give your business an edge by hiring students and graduates who have the skills, expertise and drive to make a difference in the world of fashion.

			Participate on our Advisory Panel as a guest speaker, volunteer or mentor Boost your industry by sharing your professional insights to prepare the next generation of fashion leaders.

			Establish an award or make a donation. Promote the success of our students and strengthen the future of fashion by creating an annual award or making a donation in your organization’s name.

			Attend one of our events Witness tomorrows fashion stars in action as they unleash their creative talent at two annual student-run fashion events: Fashionworks Get a first-hand look at the latest and greatest achievements of our fashion alumni and connect directly with these innovative professionals, as well as current students and faculty members, at this exclusive networking event. Fashion Show Check out our students’ accomplishments and source talent for your business at this exciting showcase of more than a hundred outfits they’ve created throughout the year.

Revised: November 11, 2011