University Short Courses

Pattern Development 1

University Short Course

Pattern Development 1

Fee: R10 200.00

Relevant fields of study: Clothing and Textiles,Management Development Programme,Production

Offered by: Technology Station Clothing & Textiles

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Ms. Karin Van Wyk, Email: VANWYKK@cput.ac.za, Telephone: 021 959 6075
Grade 12 / industry-related work experience preferred.
Pattern Development Level 1 is an extensive course designed to equip students with a solid foundation in pattern making for fashion and garment design. This 120-hour course covers a wide range of topics, from measurements to advanced pattern manipulation techniques.
• Continuous Assessment
• The pass mark is set at 50%.
By the end of the course, students should be able to:
- Demonstrate advanced patternmaking skills.
- Apply complex pattern manipulation techniques.
- Construct custom-fit garments using advanced sewing methods.
- Interpret and create patterns for a variety of clothing styles.
- Develop the ability to design and create original garments.
- Understand the principles of fit, draping, and garment balance.
Minimum 10 participants
Technology Station Clothing & Textiles

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Important dates and times
Remember to apply and register on time.

Application Deadline: 2024-02-16

Course offered at: Bellville
Course lasts for: 30 Weeks,4 hours/week
Note about registration:
- Apply 2 weeks prior to the commencement date.
- The course will be postponed should there not be enough applicants.
Class times are: 08H30-12H30
Note about class dates:
Saturdays

Remember to apply and register on time.

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