The first "luxury items authentication class" in China was launched on Aug 19.

During the 10-day course, students learn about features such as brand background, cultural elements, production process, signature style and price.

The first 10-day course was only the induction level. If a student wants to apply for a higher level class he or she will have to finish induction level and wait six months.

According to admissions officer Miss Dong, a student who has finished such a course can identify over 80 percent counterfeit luxury goods and give authentic goods a proper appraisal.

The 10 days course will cost 32,800 yuan ($5,348).

The first 'luxury items authentication class' in China was launched on Aug 19. The 10-day course will cost 32,800 yuan ($5348). A teacher shows a student how to distinguish an authentic Gucci bag from counterfeit ones. [Photo/IC]

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