
Course Title: GCSE Textiles Technology
Examination Board:AQA
Entry Requirements (if appropriate): Not Applicable
Contact: Miss Sasbry

Course Aims:
Students will be given the opportunity to acquire and apply knowledge, skills and understanding through:

Course Description:
Students will investigate a range of textile design processes and will then develop both creative and technical skills and techniques to produce work in two and three dimensions. A folder of design work will support students coursework where fashion, interiors, silk painting, felt making, batik and tie dye as well as other surface and 3D decoration are applied to produce a final product.
How will I learn:
Interpret information from different sources, carry out calculations, interpret results and present findings, take part in discussions, read and obtain Information, find, explore and develop information, confirm what needs to be done and who is to do it, plan work and confirm working arrangements, plan and try out ways of solving problems, evaluate all work.
Possible Career Pathways:
Fashion Design
Interior Design
Textile Design
Millenary
Shoe Design
Textile Craft Design
Fashion and Textile Buyer
Fashion and Accessory
Retailer
Fashion Marketing
Fashion Promotion and Manufacturing
Theatre/Costume Design
Surface Design for Fashion and Interiors
Fashion Media
Advertising Media

Subject summary:
During this year students will have worked in a couple of areas within Design:
Students have been taught a range of basic skills which are common to all the areas as well as specialist knowledge, understanding and techniques from the individual subjects.
Subject summary:
During this year students will have worked in three areas within Design:
Students have been taught a range of basic skills which are common to all the areas as well as specialist knowledge, understanding and techniques from the individual subjects.
Subject summary:
Throughout Key Stage 3 the students will follow a balanced Engineering and Technology curriculum from the following areas:
Students have been taught a range of basic skills which are common to all the areas as well as specialist knowledge, understanding and techniques from the individual subjects.
This report has been written after consultation with all the department staff