Fashion in NYC – Grade 12 (March): For-Credit Student Trips

Fashion in NYC

Open to ALL Ontario high school students

COURSE OVERVIEW

Meeting with up and coming designers was the coolest part of the trip by far!

Live in the World of Fashion as you explore New York City. Learn firsthand from fashion entrepreneurs as you visit the famed Greenwich, SOHO, and Chelsea neighborhoods. Design an eco-fashion garment inspired by one of the many NYC neighborhoods we will visit.

Mix and mingle with fashion designers as you network and interview these artists to gather the essential information needed for your Executive Summary Assessment. Your evenings will be full of entertainment, because no trip to the Big Apple would be complete without heading to a famous Broadway Show, the legendary Apollo Theatre, and the jazzy Cotton Club.

ACTIVITIES

In the spotlight

Here are some of the exciting experiences included in the program.

MACY’S TOUR

Get a behind-the- scenes lesson about fashion merchandising.

STUDENT FASHION SHOW

Try your hand at fashion styling with a student produced fashion show.

FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

See iconic pieces from legendary designers with a tour and workshop at FIT.

GARMENT DISTRICT WALKING TOUR

Learn the secrets behind NYC’s Garment District from a professional local guide.

BROADWAY SHOW

Finish off your trip with an exciting performance on Broadway!

PRICES & DATES

Travel Date:

March 9 – 15

Course:

The World of Fashion
Grade 12, University/College
HNB4M

Prerequisite:

Any university, college, or university/college preparation course in social sciences and humanities, English, or Canadian and world studies

Price:

$2,790.00

Availability:

Travel Date:

March 9 – 15

Course:

Communication Technology Grade 12 University/college (TGJ4M)

Prerequisite:

Grade 11 Communication Technology (TGP3M, TGV3M, or TGJ3M),

We will also accept AWQ3M

Price:

$2,790.00

Availability:

Program Fees

Program Fee

Early Bird Price $2,790.00, until September 1, 2025
Deposit Schedule: 1st payment due upon registration, balance due February 3, 2025.

Insurance

(as required by our education partner)

Premium Travel Protection $175.00

Registration Deadline

Program may fill before deadline of February 1, 2025.

MANDATORY DATES

February 8
11:00 am – 3:00 pm

Orientation and First Class Online
Parents, students and teachers meet in the morning to review travel expectations and the itinerary. Teachers and students meet in the afternoon for their first class and to work on introductory assignments.

February 9 – 21

(approx 10 hours)

*in total to be completed at any convenient time of the student’s choice

Independent Learning Online
Students will work independently to complete and submit assignments. Teachers will be available to answer questions through the online platform.

Edu travel

February 22
March 1 and March 8
9:00 am – 3:30 pm

Pre-trip Online Classes
Teachers and students will interact online as students participate in direct teaching, group activities, discussions and presentations.

Edu travel

March 9 – 15

Travel
Experience the course firsthand and make real-world applications.

March 22
9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Post-trip (Online) Class

April 5 (asynchronous)

Teachers are available to answer any questions during designated hours while students complete their summative assignments.

ALL INCLUSIVE

Each program covers all essential costs and all excursions, whether educational or leisure. We believe that each group should share the same experience.

Teachers and Administrators

Transport

Hotels and Accommodations

Breakfasts and Dinners

Excursions and Sightseeing

Experiential Learning Experience

EduTravel Education Guide

All Gratuities and Applicable Taxes

Professional Tour Guides

A DAY IN THE LIFE

Each day is thoughtfully planned to provide an unforgettable adventure that will teach lessons about the course, individuals and the world around.

MORNING ROUTINE

Students enjoy breakfast at the hotel
and review the itinerary for the day.

MORNING ACTIVITY

Students take costume tour at The
Fashion Institute of Technology.

LUNCH

Free time and lunch in the Flatiron
District.

AFTERNOON ACTIVITY

Students take a tour of the garment district.

AFTERNOON EXCURSION

Students are given a giftcard to Buffalo Exchange
and will purchase clothes for their fashion show.

DINNER

Students enjoy Dinner in Times Square.

EVENING ACTIVITY

The group enjoys Apollo Theatre
Amateur Night.

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