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Do you want to be a world-renowned fashion
designer?
Career facts
Would you like to work in an exciting worldwide
industry?
84.5% of people in fashion design industries
Do you have artistic flair?
Graduates work...
> Zimmerman
> Dion Lee
Full-time work
International
Study tour may be available
11,000 people
Employed in the fashion and associated
design industries
> Sass & Bide
Careers include…
Apparel cutter, assistant brand manager, assistant fashion
designer, assistant in design/production development,
bespoke dress maker, brand manager, costume designer,
design room manager, fabric designer/printer, fashion
coordinator, fashion merchandiser, milliner, patternmaker,
product developer, product manager, retail buyer, supply
chain manager, stylist, textile agent, wardrobe supervisor,
and more…
Industry facts sourced from: Service Skills Australia
Environmental Scan 2014;
Job Outlook, Australian Government Department of
Employment; myfuture.gov.au; joboutlook.gov.au
Design Centre Enmore > Eora > Petersham > Randwick > St George > Sutherland > Ultimo
Fashion
Career path
Certificate II
Certificate III
Certificate IV
Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Degree
Costume Maker
Costume for Performance
CUF50507
Fashion CAD
Career outcomes: Costume
designer, wardrobe supervisor
Fashion Drawing for HSC
Portfolio
Fashion Design
Design Fundamentals
(Fashion Design)
Fashion Design
HE20506
Career outcomes: Fashion
designer, product developer,
stylist, fashion buyer,
production manager,
merchandising manager,
fashion events manager
CUV30311
Career outcomes: A range of
assistant and junior roles in the
fashion industry, and pathways
to further study
Fashion Technology
and Merchandising
Short courses
teach skills in...
Fashion E-Portfolio and Web
Design
Fashion Illustration
Fashion Portfolio –
Introduction to Fashion
Design
Make a Fab Frock Sewing
Print your own T
Applied Fashion Design and
Technology
Clothing Production
(Social Outfit)
Applied Fashion Design
and Technology
Applied Fashion Design and
Technology
Career outcomes: Fashion design
assistant
Career outcomes: Apparel cutter,
clothing production team leader
Career outcomes: Clothing
patternmaker and designrelated roles
Career outcomes: Fashion
coordinator, leather goods
designer, and a range of roles
related to design and production
LMT21707
LMT30507
LMT50307
Career outcomes: Junior and
assistant roles, and a pathway
to further study
Digital Fabric Design - An
Introduction
Digital Fabric Design II
Career outcomes: Textiles and
fashion merchandiser
Career outcomes: Junior and
assistant roles, and a pathway
to further study
CUV30311
Adobe for Fashion – CAD
Course
LMT50607
CUV30311
TVET – Fashion Design and
Technology
Create Your Own Patternmaking
LMT60307
Fashion and Textile
Merchandising
TVET – Design
Fundamentals – Fashion
Design
Textiles
Social Media for Fashion
Design (Fabric Design and
Printing)
Textile Design and
Development
Career outcomes: A range of
assistant and junior design
roles
Career outcomes: Textiles
design assistant , textiles
designer
CUV40311
LMT50507
Fabric Manipulations
Degree pathways
There are 16 university
partnerships, refer to
sydneytafe.edu.au/tafetouni
Charles Sturt University
Federation University
Raffles College of Design and
Commerce
Graduate becomes a famous
Australian designer
The name ‘Akira’ is synonymous for fashion.
After studying at Sydney TAFE, Akira
Isogowa soon opened his first store in
Woollahra. Today his label is sold in a dozen
countries and he remains one of the few
Australian designers to show in Paris. He is
one of the many people to graduate from
Sydney TAFE and cement their place in the
Australian fashion history.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
You may be eligible for recognition of your prior learning and experience so you can fast-track your study.
Smart and Skilled – in some courses, your training may be partly subsidised by the NSW Government.
VET FEE-HELP or FEE-HELP – eligible students in certain courses repay loans when income reaches a certain level.
TAFE NSW Higher Education
University of NSW College of Fine
Arts (COFA)
University of Western Sydney
College
Whitehouse Institute of Design
Enrolling at Sydney TAFE
Most students follow these steps when enrolling for a course at Sydney TAFE:
>> Find a course
>> Check the course entry requirements
>> Get a Unique Student Identifier Number (USI)
>> Enrol online and pay or register your interest.
A different enrolment process will apply if you are an apprentice or trainee,
an international student, a TAFE at School (TVET) student, or applying for a
degree program.
The Sydney TAFE difference
It’s purpose-built
Learn in our specialist state-of-the-art,
purpose-built design studios, including
our internationally acclaimed fashion
design studio. You’ll learn in environments
that are industry-realistic and practice
on equipment used by modern industry
enterprises.
It’s real
Real experience – you’ll have the chance
to participate in Sydney Fashion Week
and other events, and we work with
industry partners to provide you with
hands-on skills through sponsor programs,
competitions, talks and lectures from
industry leaders.
It’s global
Get a global experience – some students
have had the opportunity to take part in
study tours to New York and India.
It’s with partners
Gerber Technology, David Jones, Digital
printing, Indigo Design, Apparel Group, St
George Leader, Lobelia Couture, Roslyn
Wynn Couture and Duck & Weave.
More information
1300 360 601 > sydneytafe.edu.au/careers/fashion
While Sydney TAFE has made every
reasonable effort to ensure the information
in this brochure is accurate (August 2015),
changes to courses may occur as they are
updated, added or replaced.
For the latest information contact
1300 360 601 or go to sydneytafe.edu.au