Internship (Practical)

Guidelines

• Students are expected to take training for 6 weeks in an industry/ fashion studio. The training is to be taken up after the break of fourth semester break, for gaining substantial hands on experience in the area like apparel/fashion merchandising and designing in the industry. They are given the freedom to choose the field of their choice.
• They are also required to obtain a certification/evaluation from the respective organization providing their involvement and contribution.
• They have to take joining letter for internship from placement cell. The student should e-mail her joining letter to the supervisor (from both the organization- University and Industry) as soon as she starts her internship.
• Each student going for internship will be assigned a supervisor amongst the faculty members of the Department. The supervisor will be in touch with the external mentor of the student throughout the period of the internship. 
• Students are required to make a learning diary wherein they have to mention task/work of each day during internship.
• The students shall prepare a report on the visit made to the organization. The student will submit the report and will be required to make the presentation of the work followed by viva voce.

Report Structure:

The students are required to make two copies of the report based on the field study. The report should not be more than 1000-2000 words typed A4 size document. It should be divided into following parts:

Part-I

• Certificate/Evaluative report of Internship from the respective organization
• Company profile/details
• Organization chart

Part-II

• Introduction (Respective department)
• Process flow chart along with time duration for each activity
• Description of each activity of the department
• Briefly explain your work area in the organization

Part-III

• Learning outcomes/ Industrial Experience
• Fabric sheets
• Trim sheets
• Annexure (Design sheets/Photo of department/ Daily work)
• Geo Tag Picture

Evaluation:

• The students will be given marks out of 100, which will be converted to credits as per the programme.
• Evaluation will be done by both the mentors (University and Industry) for Continuous Assessment (CA).