FASHION & DESIGNUsing the design process students will use sewing tools and machines to create a final garment or product using fabrics or textiles. Focus will be on testing and

evaluating processes and materials using creativity to solve any issues.

Northern Adelaide Senior College | 2 Woodford Road, Elizabeth | (08) 7285 1600 |

Use a range of sewing equipment

effectively and safely

Understand sewing terms and follow written pattern

instructions

Through investigation show

creative design development

“Sewing is a useful skill to learn because you can mend your own clothes and create new clothes to suit your personal fashion style. I am interested in costume design as a future career and this subject is helping me to learn the basic skills required.” --

Raine J.

Prerequisite: NIL

SACE Stage I | 10 Credits | One Semester/ Full Year

Assessment:Stage I 40% Specialised Skills Task, 60% Design Process & Solution

Future Pathways:Prepares students for courses and/or careers in the clothing industry such as pattern-maker, machinist, cutter, fashion designer, children’s clothing designer, textile designer, milliner, tailor, bridal wear designer, fashion illustrator, sportswear designer, retail assistant in fabric store, fashion accessories designer or maker, fashion buyer, retail clothing assistant, fashion photographer and stylist.

Transferable Skills:Skills that will be developed throughout this course include Planning and Organisation, Problem Solving and Communication.