Diploma in Fashion and Textiles
- Live Lectures
- Fashion & Textiles
- 120 Credit Hours
- GEL 1325 / $500
Overview
Entry Requirements
To enroll in the Diploma in Fashion and Textiles program, applicants must meet the following entry requirements:
- High school diploma or equivalent qualification
- Passion for fashion, design, and textiles
- Strong creativity and artistic skills
Equivalences
Students with prior experience in fashion design, textiles, or relevant academic qualifications may be eligible for equivalences or exemptions from specific course modules. Applicants can submit portfolios or transcripts for evaluation to determine if they qualify for any exemptions.
Qualification Structure
The Diploma in Fashion and Textiles is structured to cover key areas essential for success in the fashion industry. Core modules include:
- Introduction to Fashion Design
- Textile Technology and Innovation
- Garment Construction and Pattern Making
- Fashion Illustration and Visualization
- Fashion Marketing and Merchandising
- Sustainable Practices in Fashion
- Fashion Business and Entrepreneurship
Students may also have the opportunity to choose elective modules based on their interests and career goals, such as Fashion Photography, Trend Forecasting, or Costume Design.
Duration and Delivery
The Diploma in Fashion and Textiles program typically spans [insert duration here], with classes delivered through a combination of lectures, studio sessions, workshops, and industry visits. Classes may be conducted on-campus, online, or through a blended learning approach, allowing students to immerse themselves in the world of fashion while gaining practical skills and industry insights.
Assessment and Verification
Assessment methods vary for each module and may include design projects, garment construction, portfolio reviews, presentations, and written assignments. Students will be evaluated based on their creativity, technical skills, design concepts, and ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical projects. Assessment criteria will be clearly communicated, and feedback will be provided to support student learning and growth.
Progressions
Upon successful completion of the Diploma in Fashion and Textiles program, graduates may pursue various pathways for further education and career advancement. Graduates may seek employment in fashion design houses, textile companies, retail merchandising, fashion marketing, or start their own fashion labels or design studios. Alternatively, graduates may choose to articulate into advanced diploma programs, bachelor’s degree programs, or pursue specialized certifications to enhance their qualifications and advance their careers in the vibrant and ever-evolving world of fashion and textiles.