Teacher in Charge: Mrs L. Callard.
Recommended Prior LearningNo prior knowledge needed although being able to understand and use a sewing machine independently would be beneficial as would Level 1.
Textile Technology provides an opportunity for students to explore technological activities that use a creative and ‘hands on’ approach to learning using textiles, commercial patterns, resources and incorporating sustainability and to some degree e-textiles.
This course will involve creating and sewing, construction of garments and projects research, brief development, concept design, and evaluating outcomes.
Students will focus on producing textiles based outcomes fit for purpose over the course of the year.
They will be able to select credits and units according to their interest.
Mahi will be collacted in a portfolio style and presented for assessment.
Term 1
Course pathway is determined by student choice
Up to 20 credits available
There is student choice around credits
Credits to be determined throughout the year given the structure of the course
Fashion Designer, Patternmaker, Artist, Textile Process Operator, Importer/Exporter, Tailor/Dressmaker, Cutter, Sewing Machinist, Make-up Artist, Model, Photographer, Garment Technician, Upholsterer, Conservator, Printer
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryStudents are able to use resources in the Textiles room or provide their own.