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Diploma of Fashion and Textile Design
Diploma of Fashion and Textile Design
52238
7552
Replaced
Replaced
Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification
Description
This qualification provides training for aspiring fashion designers, textile and accessory designers or craft designer / makers. The qualification enables participants to become creative designers who will then be equipped to adapt to changing market demands and keep ahead of trends. With new technologies integrated into the program, graduates have the skills to work across platforms to produce innovative solutions to design challenges, making the most of both manual and electronic techniques and processes.
This qualification builds in opportunities to connect with industry, through design events, competitions and commissions. Industry projects require students to work within parameters to create unique design strategies and products. The fashion and textile design industry values initiative, flexibility and lateral thinking, as well as skills in interpreting design concepts and criteria, illustration, marketing and digital competencies.
Schedule
1. Core units
Learners are to complete all sixteen (16) core units to total of 690 hours:
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23577 | Apply digital design concepts | 40 | Module | |
| 23578 | Apply fashion marketing | 20 | Module | |
| 23579 | Design fashion textiles | 50 | Module | |
| 23580 | Design studio projects | 50 | Module | |
| 23581 | Develop design process | 50 | Module | |
| 23582 | Develop fashion drawing | 40 | Module | |
| 23584 | Develop studio practice techniques | 50 | Module | |
| 23585 | Discuss fashion history | 40 | Module | |
| 23588 | Produce fashion textiles | 50 | Module | |
| 23589 | Produce studio projects | 50 | Module | |
| 23590 | Refine design projects | 50 | Module | |
| 23591 | Refine digital design techniques | 40 | Module | |
| 23592 | Refine fashion drawing | 40 | Module | |
| 23595 | Refine studio practice techniques | 50 | Module | |
| 23596 | Research fashion history | 40 | Module | |
| 23597 | Research fashion marketing | 30 | Module |
2. Elective units
Learners are to complete two (2) elective units to a total of 100 hours:
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23583 | Develop fashion product design | 50 | Module | |
| 23586 | Illustrate fashion concepts | 50 | Module | |
| 23587 | Produce fashion knitwear | 50 | Module | |
| 23593 | Refine fashion illustration | 50 | Module | |
| 23594 | Refine fashion product design | 50 | Module | |
| 23598 | Research knitwear | 50 | Module |
Replaces
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7528 | 51735 | Diploma of Fashion & Textile Design | Accredited course |
General Notes
2. This course has been accredited by the Training Accreditation Council (TAC) in Western Australia. It has been placed on the National Register as code 52238.
3. Training providers who wish to deliver the courses covered in this application must obtain written approval from the proponent and be registered by their state/territory accrediting body. Contact the Director, Learning Portfolio Support at Central Institute of Technology on (08) 9427 1247 or email Carmen.broderick@central.wa.edu.au
4. Details of this course were entered on to STARS by Curriculum Development and Research, WA Dept of Training and Workforce Development, on 14/4/2010.