Teacher in Charge: Mrs P. Simmonds, Mrs E. Smith.
Students follow the technology process in product development to research, design and make a range of projects, using textile materials. Skills in this course will include: the use of sewing machines and overlockers, vinyl/screen printing, embroidery machines and developing practical sewing skills as well as applying the design thinking process. The different projects in Year 10 are; Storage Solution, Hoodies and Upcycling. Although the year 10 course is mainly a hands-on practical course, it can also lead to university approved subjects in design and technology in Year 12 & Year 13.
Further courses are available in Years 11, 12 and 13. There are career opportunities in all fields of clothing and related industries for example, Apparel and Textile design, Interior design or in the Technology Industry through product development and project management
NCEA Level 1 Fashion & Textiles technology (Materials and Processing)
This course leads to students being able to study Fashion and Textile technology in the senior school. Ultimately, the level 3 course can either be a practical skilled course or a University Entrance approved course depending on the pathway students wish to take.
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryIt is recommended students pay $55 which covers the cost of the take home materials used in the course.
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