Consider these factors when looking for an accessory design school.

Look for a program that assists their graduates in finding jobs through career services like job fairs, interview workshops and networking events and also has faculty advisors who can provide guidance about career choices. Choose a program that offers career preparation, such as opportunities to study abroad, create a portfolio of designs and manufacture a variety of accessories to present in a show or gallery. Check out a prospective school’s internship history to see if they emphasize work experience and have connections to place students into internships. Find a program in a larger city in order to maximize experience by studying in a location where fashion and accessory design is prevalent.