This is a guide to the courses that we offer. For up-to-date information visit
Fashion and Textiles
www.hackney.ac.uk or call
020 7613 9123
Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Fashion and Level 1 ABC Certifi cate in Sewing and
Textiles (MED10510) This Fashion course runs alongside ESOL study, so you’ll also develop your maths and English skills. You will study two units of industry-led skills. These will enable you to learn basic skills in garment construction and the use of industrial sewing machines and pattern cutting. You will also develop basic skills in fl at patterns and practical knowledge in lay planning. Entry requirements: No previous experience is necessary, but you will need to demonstrate some basic knowledge of fashion. Possible next steps: Higher level courses, such as ABC Fashion in Sewing and Textiles (level 2) or the ABC Pattern Cutting (level 2). Length of course (weeks): 30 Hours per week: 15
Level 2 ABC Certifi cate Sewing and
Textiles (MED10511) This course covers a range of industry-led skills. You will cover fi ve units: garment construction using industrial machines, introduction to accessories, basic pattern cutting, construction techniques for bags and design principles for mood boards and trend research. Entry requirements: Ideally, ABC level 1 Certifi cate in Sewing and Textiles, Fashion and Textiles, Skills for Life or an equivalent qualifi cation. You will need to show your portfolio of work at a College interview or evidence of a level 1 qualifi cation. Possible next steps: BTEC National Diploma or level 3 qualifi cations e.g. BTEC National Diploma. It is hoped that you would then progress into Higher Education and/ or employment. Length of course (weeks): 30 Hours per week: 15
Clothing (MED30509) This course covers a broad range of subjects relevant to the fashion industry. You will study 18 units that include: visual communication, fashion illustration, garment construction, marketing, computer in design and the history of fashion /arts. As part of the course you will be given the opportunity to participate in industry-led projects such as the Alternative Fashion Week at Spitalfi elds. Entry requirements: You will normally need to have at least one of the following: a standard of maths and English supported by a general education, equivalent to at least four GCSEs at grade A–C, level 2 qualifi cations or related work experience. Possible next steps: Foundation course, BA Hons Degree or employment. Length of course (weeks): 72 Hours per week: 15
Higher National Certifi cate / Diploma
(HNC/D) in Fashion (MED32354) This Higher Education course offers a progression route towards work-based qualifi cations and employment. You will learn a broad range of fashion and textile techniques, ranging from pattern cutting, garment construction, textiles, knit, fashion styling, marketing and business. This exciting course is ‘hands on’ and offers training that is based on the needs of employers and professional bodies. As part of the course you will be given live briefs set by clients who work in the fashion and textiles industry to encourage the generation of ideas with a client or purpose in mind. Entry requirements: 3 A Levels or a Fashion/Textiles qualifi cation at Level 3, or signifi cant experience working in a Fashion/Textiles environment. Possible next steps: Degree or employment. Length of course (weeks): 36 for HNC and a further 36 for HND. Hours per week: 12.5
We are highly regarded for our quality courses and links with University and industry.
To avoid disappointment, please confi rm course availability before enrolling at
www.hackney.ac.uk or 020 7613 9123. 39
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