OVERVIEW

This course will teach you the basic skills of dressmaking including: following a pattern, fabric selection, cutting fabric, finishing a garment correctly to a professional standard. You will also be taught how to use a sewing machine correctly. Complete beginners and those with some experience are all welcome.

On the first day, beginners will be given advice on where to purchase materials, tools and equipment, watch demonstrations, practice using the sewing machine and an opportunity to ask questions, so there is no need to purchase or bring anything on the first day of the course.

For those who have studied dressmaking before, this is an opportunity to extend your skills even further.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no formal entry requirements for this course. 

MODULES

N/A

DURATION

12 Weeks

ASSESSMENT

N/A

PROGRESSION

You wish to progress to another course from our range of recreational art and design courses.

HOW TO APPLY

All full-time courses starting in September 2022 are open for applications. Please click on the Apply Now button (top right in the blue box) to begin your application. 

If you require any assistance with your application you can call us on 0300 123 1223.

CONTACT

Chris Hobson

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028 3025 9686 

IMPORTANT COURSE & DELIVERY STATEMENT

In light of the continuing Covid-19 situation, Southern Regional College may have to amend the delivery methods for a number of courses for the new academic year, or should the need arise effect a temporary College closure. This may also lead to restrictions when accessing student services. Please be assured that the safety of our students is paramount and as such we will be implementing a range of measures in line with government advice and protocols. We will make all appropriate and reasonable adjustments to maintain the ongoing quality of teaching and learning and our support services.

In accordance with the Consumer Rights Act 2015, you will be notified of any such changes, the reasons for the changes and any options available to you to avoid such changes having an adverse impact on your future career. All higher education students and applicants should refer to the Consumer Protection page.