Fashion L3 Diploma

This is an exciting, challenging and highly rewarding creative subject to study. The course introduces the process and skills, concepts and ideas associated with the design and creation of Fashion, Clothing and Textiles. Traditional and contemporary techniques are explored to achieve 2D and 3D outcomes. This course is designed for students interested in a career within the fashion and textile industries. It is run over two years full time, and is equivalent to 3 A-Levels. Five Reasons to Study this Course at Chichester 1. Chichester College has been graded as Outstanding by Ofsted 2. The teaching is dynamic, you are taught by industry professionals. 3. Our students always progress onto their top University choice. 4. We provide a range of educational and enriching fashion trips. 5. http://www.pinterest.com/FashionBTEC/ What will I Study? Across both years: you will explore garment construction, fashion designing based on both self identified briefs and set briefs, textile techniques and fabric manipulation along with supporting written assignments. Year 1: you will explore visual recording, fashion and textile materials, techniques and processes, contextual influences in design and fashion, computer related design for fashion, repeat and surface pattern, printed textiles for fashion and fashion presentation techniques. Year 2: there will be an opportunity to specialise in the second year in your final major project, although all students will study personal and professional development, fashion visualisation, specialist textile techniques and fabric manipulation. How will I be Taught? As a general rule, each project will focus on at least two or three units. Parts of each of the units will be embedded within each of the projects delivered throughout the two years.The range of assessment will be diverse, and range from observation, presentations, essays/written assignments, this will be based on practical ability together with written work and research skills. How will I be Assessed? The range of assessment will be diverse, and range from observation, presentations, and essays/written assignments, sketchbook submission and grament production. Each project will be graded and developmental feedback given in order to support your development and for you to develop your grades.