This qualification provides the skills and knowledge required to work in applied design and production roles within the clothing and fashion industry.
This qualification is suitable for workers producing fashion products with a basic understanding of sewing skills for garment alterations, specialist machinist, support roles in pattern making, cutting garments, marker making and production of garments. It is aimed at reskilling and reentering the workforce.
The course runs for 34 Weeks
Please note that term dates are subject to change, please contact us to confirm future dates if required.
Core Units: 4 Elective Units: 15
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge required to work in applied design and production roles within the clothing and fashion industry.
This qualification is suitable for workers producing fashion products with a basic understanding of sewing skills for garment alterations, specialist machinist, support roles in pattern making, cutting garments, marker making and production of garments. It is aimed at reskilling and reentering the workforce.
Items to be produced would include a single or small range of products. This qualification is particularly suitable for those who are self-employed undertaking low volume production of items for local distribution outlets, for example, markets and those people looking for good job prospects in garment manufacturing.
Do you have 2 or more years industry relevant experience? Have your experience recognized and increase your employment prospects by applying for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Through RPL you could reduce the duration of your studies. RPL is assessed on a case by case basis, so it is only available upon application.
*Students will be charged an administration fee of $200 per unit of competency.
Students who successfully complete all of the units listed below will receive the nationally recognised MST30819 – Certificate III in Applied Fashion Design and Technology
Upon enrolling in the course, the student (and guarantor/s) becomes liable to the institute for the full course fees.
This course is suitable for high school students to complete as part of the ‘VET in Schools’ program. The course has been structured so that the finish date is in accordance with the VET reporting dates to the Qld Studies Authority to allow students in Year 12 to have this course contribute to their high school certificate.
Students who are going into years 10, 11, or 12 and are interested in completing this course, should contact us to receive the course enrolment pack. We recommend that they then visit their school careers counselor or VET coordinator to discuss their interest in undertaking the course with them, prior to enrolling.
As this is a certificate II program, successful completion of this course will enable students to obtain 4 points towards their high school certificate.
The Australian Institute of creative Design offers intimate classes to cater on a personalised level for your learning experience.Our trainers have industry current qualifications and experience, to prepare you for success in your future. We offer a range of additional short courses and workshops to support and develop your specialised skills and interests.We offer Prepare for Success and Dress for Success workshops as well as arrange for guest speakers who are leaders in their industry. In addition to preparing our students with hands on experience within our courses; there are often events and opportunities for internships, work experience or volunteering within the creative industries which are given to us to pass on to our students.
Students accepted into the program will be required to have a laptop computer for study with a wireless network connection. The following minimum specifications are required:
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We understand that studying can be a big financial commitment. With this in mind, we urge our students to investigate potential financial support they may need throughout the course. Eligible students may be able to apply to Centrelink for either Youth Allowance (for full-time students aged 16 to 24) or Austudy (for full-time students aged 25 years or over).
Core Units
| MSMENV272 | Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices |
| MSMWHS200 | Work safely |
| MSS402051 | Apply quality standards |
| MSTCL2011 | Draw and interpret a basic sketch |
Elective Units
| MSTCL2010 | Modify patterns to create basic styles |
| MSTCL2020 | Lay up uncomplicated fabrics and lays |
| MSTFD2006 | Use a sewing machine for fashion design |
| MSTCL2005 | Use specialised machinery to assist assembly production |
| MSTCL1001 | Produce a simple garment |
| MSTGN2013 | Identify fibres, fabrics and textiles used in the TCF industry |
| MSTGN2014 | Operate computing technology in a TCF workplace |
| MSTGN2003 | Work in the TCF industry |
| BSBDES301 | Explore the use of colour |