Digital Academy Original Methodology
Our classes are designed to work in the fashion industry
Digital Fashion Academy Competence Model
Digital Fashion Academy has analysed and aggregated in our courses the range of skills that are mostly on demand in the current fashion & luxury industries.
COMPETENCE MODEL
COMPETENCE MODEL
⇢ Knowledge areas
⇢ Processes
⇢ Knowledge Diagram
PROFICIENCY LEVELS
⇢ Elementary
⇢ Intermediate
⇢ Advanced
TESTING METHODOLOGY
⇢ Progress verification
⇢ DFA Proprietary solution
CERTIFICATION
⇢ DFP Certification
LOCATION
⇢ Online live lessons
⇢ Online live Worshops
⇢ Online on-demand
Competence model
Our competence model represents the set of skills that are considered essential to the role of Digital Fashion Manager.
Starting from business skills in the commercial area, to the understanding of technology, to how design influences sales performance.
The four circles in the centre represent these areas of study:
- Fashion industry specific knowledge and rules
- General management: management and organisation
- E-commerce Management: strategy, performance and innovation
- Digital Marketing: Brand Communication, Performance Marketing
Digital Fashion Academy competence model © 2023
Value Chain Approach
Our Lessons cover all the activities in the Digital Fashion Value Chain model represented and adapted by our experts to meet the needs of Fashion & Luxury companies.
The digital fashion value chain activities follow the classic classification in vertical activities or Functions and cross-function or staff activities
The functional activities are at the core of the hard skills such as technical, financial, operations, digital marketing while the staff activities entails: human resources management, project management and digital supply chain.
Digital Fashion Academy competence model © 2023
Proficiency Levels
Levels of digital skills
Digital Fashion skills are classified into proficiency levels. DFA divides skills levels into three categories: basic,
intermediate and advanced. A person typically needs to acquire basic skills before moving on to intermediate or advanced skills, however skills are also divided into functional areas, therefore one person can be advanced in one area and basic in another functional area. For Example one can be advanced in digital analytics but basic in Information Technology.
The DFP Certification sums up the results of proficiency levels in all the different areas included in the certification assessment and returns total level.
