Answers to Questions

Currently, the following courses are available:

• Online course "Fashion History" (UA/RU/English translation is work in progress)
• (Lecturers: Halyna Kokorina and Oleksii Kraievskyi)
• Online courses "Personal Stylist" (EN/UA/RU)
  Online course "Personal Style" (EN/UA/RU)
  Online course "Advanced Personal Stylist" (UA/RU/English translation is work in progress)
  (Lecturer: Margarita Muradova)
• Online intensive course "Styling Practice" (UA/RU/English translation is work in progress)
  (Lecturer: Margarita Muradova)

Some of the courses offered on the platform are available in two formats: "Freeform" and "Classic."

The "Freeform" format doesn't require you to complete homework assignments or a course project, but you won't receive a graduation diploma either. This is ideal for students who want to fully explore the course content but don't have the time for assignments or aren't interested in earning a diploma.

The "Classic" format, on the other hand, includes direct lecturer feedback on homework assignments (via eMail) and requires the completion and submission of a course project assignment in order to earn a graduation diploma.

Both formats provide access to the same amount of content, meaning the "Freeform" format is in no way truncated in terms of educational material provided.

On our platform, lectures are released according to a set schedule. Regardless of the format you purchased ("Freeform" or "Classic"), access to the first lecture is usually granted on Monday, the start day, and the next one becomes available on Wednesday. The cycle repeats the following week. Some courses on the platform have individual lecture release schedules. To familiarize yourself with it, visit the individual course page under the "Program" section.

Typically (but not always), homework is announced after the second lecture. The timeframe for completing these assignments varies between 3 to 5 days, depending on the course. For students in the "Freeform" format, homework assignments are not available.

The final lecture of each course includes a course project. Successfully completing and defending this project is a mandatory requirement for receiving a MODEISME graduation diploma. For students in the "Freeform" format, the course project is not available.

Students in the "Classic" format, remember that submissions after the deadline will not be accepted!

The cost of each course is listed on the website in Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH). Next to it, a sum in the United States dollar (USD) is indicated as an approximate equivalent for the convenience of users from other countries. For more details, see the "Payment Terms" section.

In accordance with Sec. 6.3 of the Public Offer, refunds are possible if you have not yet been granted access to the course materials (access to the personal account). To initiate a refund, the following steps must be taken:

1. Submit a Refund Application (a sample form can be downloaded here). The application must be filled out in Ukrainian (our team will assist any international students). In the application, include your payment receipt number (also known as the order number, which can be found in the email received from the platform after the purchase); the payment date, and the cost of the course/intensive/webinar you purchased, in hryvnia (this information can be viewed on the product card on the website). At the top, include your full name, address, phone number, and email. Below, include the date of submission and your surname and initials. After that, the application needs to be printed and manually signed. The scanned application, along with other documents, should be sent to our team at [email protected].
   
   
2. A copy of the payment receipt (generated by the Fondy payment service during payment) or a copy of the bank statement regarding your transaction (which can be downloaded from any banking app; if necessary, consult your bank for instructions).
   
   
3. A copy of the first page of your passport or any government issued ID.
   
   
4. A copy of your Taxpayer Identification Number.
   
   

If you have any questions, please contact our team at [email protected].

Certainly, here's a more streamlined recommendation for those who are keen on exploring the world of fashion:

1. Start with the online course "Fashion History": This course, led by art historian Halyna Kokorina and researcher of historical valuables Oleksii Kraievskyi, will give you a foundational understanding of costume history and how it intertwines with global events. It's perfect for people from any background, helping you to appreciate the cyclical nature of fashion.
   
   
2. Online course "Personal Style": If you're looking to discover your personal style and want to refine it further without a stylist, then the "Personal Style" course by stylist and co-founder Margarita Muradova is ideal. You'll delve into garment design elements, work on understanding your own body proportions, and experiment with styles until you find the perfect fit for you.
   
   
3. Become a Personal Stylist: For aspiring stylists, we recommend starting with "Personal Stylist" also by Margarita Muradova. This comprehensive course combines theory and practice and will guide you through everything — from fabric choices and styles to client management and building your own fashion platform.
   
4. Advanced online course for Experienced Stylists: If you're already in the field but looking to upgrade your skills, then the "Advanced Personal Stylist" course by Margarita Muradova will be beneficial. It focuses on expanding your service offerings, growing your client base, and navigating more complex styling needs, such as event-specific dress codes or shopping tours.
   
   

Choosing the right course depends on your interests and career aspirations, but this roadmap can serve as a good starting point.

We offer both theoretical and practical assignments, available in both online and offline formats. For example, a theoretical task for students in the "Personal Stylist" course could be to analyze fashion houses; a practical task might involve creating specific looks either from a store or from their own wardrobe.

In that case, your cohort hasn't started yet. The first lecture becomes accessible on the course start date, which is always a Monday. The next lecture will usually be available on Wednesday. The cycle repeats the following week.