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Certificate In Fashion Design and Garment Making Technology

14 units6 module i8 module ii

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This comprehensive guide covers the Certificate in Fashion Design and Garment Making Technology course offered by various institutions in Kenya. You’ll find detailed information about the course structure, entry requirements, career opportunities, and practical skills you’ll develop throughout this creative and technical program.

Module I 6

  1. 01Art, Fashion Design Sketching
  2. 02Pattern Drafting I
  3. 03Fabric Colouration Practical
  4. 04Ict, Mathematics and Entrepreneurship
  5. 05Textile Material Knowledge and Fabric Colouration Theory
  6. 06Workshop Organization and General Information

Module II 8

  1. 01Batik Practical
  2. 02Embroidery Practical
  3. 03Garment Making Practical for Men
  4. 04Garment Cutting Theory
  5. 05Garment Making Theory
  6. 06Pattern Drafting II And Grading I
  7. 07Garment Making Practical for Women
  8. 08Communication Skills

Frequently Asked Questions


What are the entry requirements for this fashion design certificate?
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Most institutions require a minimum of KCSE mean grade D or equivalent. Some colleges may also accept candidates with relevant experience in tailoring or fashion.


How long does the Certificate in Fashion Design course take to complete?
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The certificate program typically takes 1-2 years to complete, depending on whether you study full-time or part-time. The course is divided into two main modules covering theory and practical aspects.


What career opportunities are available after completing this certificate?
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Graduates can work as fashion designers, garment manufacturers, pattern makers, fashion consultants, or start their own tailoring businesses. You can also proceed to diploma level studies in fashion design.

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