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Applied Fashion Design and Technology
Certificate III (LMT31406)
Who should enrol in this qualification?
- People who would like to work in the clothing industry.
- People looking for a change in career.
- People who have completed some units in the Certificate II or III in Clothing Production or Certificates II or III in Applied Fashion Design and Technology and now want the entire qualification.
- People who would like to gain specific skills by completing some units and not the entire qualification.
- People currently working in the clothing industry and wanting to gain a qualification.
Do I need any skills?
Whilst there are no prerequisites for this Qualification, it is desirable for Students to have:
- the ability to meet the learning demands of the qualification.
- interpersonal communication and personal presentation skills required to work effectively in the Clothing Industry.
- a basic knowledge of, and interest in, the industry sector.
- an understanding of the typical daily work roles for a career in the industry sector.
- ability to comply with the security/safety standards required by workroom regulations.
- sufficient verbal & written language skills to understand, communicate and carryout basic instructions within the training environment.
- basic computer skills.
TAFE Tasmania has support available to help students who may have difficulty meeting the above requirements. Some of these skills may be improved through the learning process.
How long will it take?
Where can I learn?
Hobart City Campus - Level 2, 75 Campbell Street
Launceston Alanvale Campus - Alanvale Road
Burnie Campus - Mooreville Road
How will I learn?
Units from the Training Package are delivered holistically in the classroom environment simulating workplace practices.
Full or part-time students
This qualification is for people looking for a change in career or for those who would like to gain skills by completing some units and who do not have an apprenticeship. Students may enrol in either full or part-time study to attend class. Learning options can include:
- Simulated workroom – Learning will be in the Institute of TAFE Tasmania.
- Demonstrations – to show you how to do tasks.
- Learner Guides – Books that contain information to help with learning.
- DVDs and Videos – Resources that give extra support and information.
- Computer Assisted Learning – A self-paced system that gives extra support and information.
- Classroom learning for theory.
How will I be assessed?
Assessments are conducted at the Institute of TAFE Tasmania and/or in the workplace. Assessment may be a combination of:
- Recognition of current skills – you may be able to show that you already have the ability, and don’t need to be assessed again. Ask us for more information.
- Short written/verbal assessment – question and answer style test.
- Projects – group or individual, may be practical or research based.
- Assignments – research topic and provide a written/verbal response.
- Practical –observation of tasks.
- Product – the quality and/or content of the products produced.
Throughout all assessments, Workplace/Occupational Health & Safety and Quality procedures must be followed.
If required, other assessment methods may be used for students (eg documented verbal tests instead of short written tests).
What other study or career options are available?
- Students who complete selected units only, may enrol in the entire Certificate III in Applied Fashion Design and Technology.
- Full or part-time training that leads to a Certificate IV in Applied Fashion Design and Technology or Certificate IV in Clothing Production.
- Employment in the Clothing Industry and/or allied industries.
- Further study opportunities relative to the Clothing and Textiles Industry.
What Competencies will I undertake?
To achieve a Certificate III in Applied Fashion Design and Technology , 18 units must be completed comprising:
- 11 core units, plus
- minimum of 5 Specialists units
- maximum of 2 open Elective units
Units must be selected according to the rules described below.
CORE UNITS
All eleven (11) units must be selected
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LMTGN2001A |
Follow Defined OH&S Policies and Procedures |
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LMTGN2002A |
Apply Quality Standards |
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LMTCL2003A |
Identify Fibres and Fabrics |
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LMTCL2001A |
Use a Sewing Machine |
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LMTFD2005A |
Identify Design Process for Fashion Designs |
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LMTFD2001A |
Design and Produce a Simple Garment |
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LMTGN2003A |
Work in the Textiles, Clothing and Footwear Industry |
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OR LMTFD2004A |
Work within an Indigenous Cultural Framework |
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LMTCL2004A |
Sew Components (P) |
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LMTCL2010A |
Modify Patterns to Create Basic Styles |
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LMTCL2011A |
Draw and Interpret a Basic Sketch |
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LMTCL3001A |
Identify Fabric Performance and Handling Requirements (P) |
SPECIALIST UNITS
A minimum of five (5) units must be selected
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LMTGN2009A |
Operate computing technology in a TCF workplace |
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LMTFD2002A |
Apply printing techniques to produce Indigenous textile designs |
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LMTFD2003A |
Apply dyeing techniques to produce Indigenous textile designs |
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LMTGN2004A |
Work in a team environment |
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LMTGN3002A |
Organise and plan own work to achieve planned outcomes |
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LMTCL3002A |
Prepare and produce sewn garment (P) |
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LMTCL3003A |
Perform garment repairs and alterations (P) |
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LMTFD3003A |
Prepare design concept for a simple garment (P) |
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LMTCL3006A |
Assemble bra or swimwear (P) |
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LMTFD3004A |
Draw a trade drawing for fashion design |
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LMTCL3007A |
Embellish garment by hand or machine (P) |
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LMTCL3009A |
Develop patterns from a block using basic patternmaking principles (P) |
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LMTFD3001A |
Market design product to local outlets |
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LMTFD3002A |
Design and produce Indigenous printed textiles to a brief (P) |
OPEN ELECTIVE UNITS
A maximum of two (2) units may be selected. Two units can be selected from:
Clothing Production specialist units at the AQF levels II, III & IV
Other TCF Training Package units at AQF levels II, III & IV
Other Training Packages at AQF levels II, III & IV
2008 Fees
You'll be surprised at how affordable TAFE Tasmania is - most courses have a cap of $990 for one calendar year of training ($275 with concession). You do not pay HECS. Additional costs may apply to some courses for uniforms, licenses or text books.
Concessions … apply to students in receipt of, or dependant of a person in receipt of Centrelink benefits (e.g. Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance, New Start, Pension, Parenting Payment etc.).
For more details on fees please call 1300 655 307.
Assessment Validation Process
A range of assessors from the Institute of TAFE Tasmania’s state-wide Clothing and Textiles team and/or representatives from Tasmanian clothing enterprises, meet once a year to review, compare and evaluate our assessment process, tools and evidence. Recommendation from these meetings, that improve the quality and consistency of assessments, are documented and actioned.
Consultation
A range of Clothing Enterprises were consulted when the Learning and Assessment Strategies for this qualification were developed.
Clothing and Textiles Details
South
Phone: (03) 6233 7356 or (03) 6233 7365
Fax: (03)6231 2899
Email: Marie.Thorn@tafe.tas.edu.au
North/Northwest
Phone: (03)6336 2725 or (03) 6434 5892
Fax: (03) 6336 4200
Email: Clothing & Textiles, North
Or call TAFE Tasmania General Enquiries: 1300 655 307
Last Updated
Tuesday, 3 June 2008 (M)
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