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Contents

Introduction 4 Course Enquiry 4

Application Form for Part-time Programme Admission 51 Application Form for Module Enrollment 53 Map 55

Application Information 5

New Programmes 7 Course Index 8 Advanced Diploma Programmes 11 Diploma Scheme in Fashion and Textile Studies 16

One Year Diploma in 3D Apparel Design and Pattern Making 34

Short Courses 35 Certicate in Footwear 40 Certicate in Fundamental Men's Suit Tailoring 42 Seminars and Workshops 43 Self Study Programmes 44 Professional Diploma Programme 47 Postgraduate Programme 49

Application

General

Programmes

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Realising Fashion Design Idea

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Professional Diploma in Fashion Design Engineering

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Programme/ Module Code

Programme/ Module Name

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Advanced Diploma M002 Advanced Diploma in Knitwear Studies and Merchandising 4/2015 11M003 Advanced Diploma in Apparel Studies and Merchandising

143 Accounting and Costing ---

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15K 326 041 Textile Materials and Evaluation 20/4/2015

15K 741 041 Apparel Industry and Merchandising 22/4/2015

327 Knitting Technology and Design ---

15K 328 041 Knitwear Manufacturing 21/4/2015

740 Knitwear Production and Management ---

1515K 246 041 Design and Pattern 21/4/2015

15K 161 041 Apparel Manufacturing 25/4/2015

750 Apparel Production and Management ---

Diploma / Certificate FTS Diploma Scheme in Fashion and Textile Studies 1/2015 16

APP1 Apparel Production ---

19APP2 Apparel Construction ---

15K APP3 011 Apparel Production Planning and Control 30/1/2015

APP4Appreciation of Production Machinery and Introduction of Industrial Engineering

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2015K APP5 011 Sewing Practice 29/1/2015

APP6 Sewing Project ---

APP7 Apparel Trimmings ---

2115K FDE1 011 Fashion Illustration and Presentation 31/1/2015

FDE2 Principles of Fashion Design ---

FDE3 CAD for Fashion Design ---

FDE5 Fundamental Knitwear Design ---

2215K FDE6 011 Fashion Trend Analysis 26/1/2015

FDE7 Fashion Design Project ---

GEN2 Corporate Social Responsibility ---

GEN3 Quality Assurance --- 23GEN6 Advanced English for Fashion Business ---

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Commencement Date

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Diploma / Certificate GEN10 Sustainable Fashion Foundation --- 23MER1 Fashion Merchandising ---

MER2 Import and Export Trade Practice ---

24MER3 Fashion Business in Global Environment ---

15K MER4 011 English for Fashion Business 29/1/2015

MER5 Fashion Product Development ---

25MER6 Selling and Negotiation Skills ---

15K PAT1 011 Fundamental Pattern Construction 27/1/2015

PAT2 Pattern Design I Bottoms I ---

PAT3 Pattern Design II Ladies' Tops II - ---

2615K PAT4 011 Pattern Design III Men's Tops III 29/1/2015

PAT5 3D Modelling and Technical Fashion Design3D ---

15K PAT6 011 3D Modelling and Pattern Design3D 26/1/2015

PAT7 3D Underwear Modelling and Pattern Design3D ---

2715K TEX1 011 Knowledge of Materials 27/1/2015

TEX2 Knit Product Manufacturing ---

TEX3 Quality Evaluation for Textile and Apparel Products ---

TEX4 Textile Dyeing and Printing ---

2815K TEX5 011 Textile Finishing 28/1/2015

TEX6 Garment and Denim Washing ---

One Year Diploma Programme

15K M001A 031 One Year Diploma in 3D Apparel Design and Pattern Making 17/3/2015 34

Short Courses FTS P. 16-30

CFW P. 40-41

15K 346 031 Handbag Design 12/3/201535

15K 348 051 Handbag Workshop 5/2015



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Certicate in Footwear Certicate in Footwear 40

Certicate in Footwear (Design) ( ) 41

15K SHO1 041 Practical Shoemaking 10/4/201541

15K SHO3 051 Footwear Design 20/5/2015

Certicate in Fundamental Men's Suit Tailoring 14K MST 061 Certicate in Fundamental Men's Suit Tailoring 2/6/2015 42

Seminars & Workshops Introduction 43

Self Study Programme

C008 Certicate in Clothing Industry --- 44

Professional Diploma Programme

15K FDENG 051 Professional Diploma in Fashion Design Engineering 5/2015 47

Postgraduate Programme Master of Arts Work Based Learning Studies (Reg. No. 250470) (Fashion) 9/2015 49



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Short Courses

15K 342 031 Workshop of Knit Designs in Practice 6/3/201536

15K KSW 011 Kid's Shoemaking Workshop 24/1/2015

15K DPNDP 031 Design Presentation for Non-fashion Design Professional ( ) 6/3/201538

15K ETKLP 031 Essential Textile Knowledge for Laundry Professionals 6/3/2015

15K RFDI 051 Realising Fashion Design Idea 5/2015 39



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Advanced Diploma ProgrammesIntroductionThe Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) and the Hong Kong Institution of Textile and Apparel (HKITA) co-organise two advanced diploma programmes preparing students for the HKITA professional examinations. The prime purpose of the programmes is to provide a part-time mode of study to the students pursuing higher level of professional textile and clothing education. The programmes facilitate students in extending their professional knowledge through an integration of theoretical and practical training. Upon completion of the programme, a student could sit for the professional examination and attain the professional qualication in any of the two professional areas: (1) Knitwear Studies and Merchandising(2) Apparel Studies and Merchandising

CITA is the solely accredited course provider and examination centre of Advanced Diploma Programme of HKITA

26th Intake

Further Study(Top-up Degree or Master's Degree Programmes)

Scholarships for students with excellent HKITA examination performance

Diploma / Certificate in Apparel / Textiles or related field ; OR Aged over 23 plus F.5 qualification and relevant industrial experience

Advanced Diploma in Knitwear Studies and Merchandising

Accounting and CostingTextile Materials and EvaluationApparel Industry and MerchandisingKnitting Technology and DesignKnitwear ManufacturingKnitwear Production and Management

Accounting and CostingTextile Materials and EvaluationApparel Industry and MerchandisingDesign and PatternApparel ManufacturingApparel Production and Management

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Remarks Terms: Two terms a year, normally starting in April and September. Programme application: new applicants must pass the "programme admission" prior to enrolling the modules.

As for current students, completed "Application Form(s) for Module Enrolment" should be submitted before the deadline (please read "notes for enrolment" for details).

Application for HKITA examination: Students should register the membership of HKITA first. Examination fee and membership fee have to be settled separately. The examination fee should be paid upon the submission of the application for the examination.

Students can only select one language for HKITA examination (English or Chinese). The selected language will apply to all six papers and could not be changed. Students should note that higher education institutions e.g. overseas universities may have special requirement on the use of language in the HKITA examination if they want to pursue further study.

In case of special circumstances, students who cannot complete the six papers of HKITA examination within four years should apply for extension and pay the related administration fee.

Minimum Entry Requirements At least 18 years of age at the time of registration and holder of Diploma/Certicate in Apparel/Textiles or related

eld; OR Individual at least 23 years of age, completion of F.5 and with relevant industrial experience. Applications must undergo selection process.

Programmes FeaturesThe programmes are module-based. A student is required to complete six modules stipulated under any of the two programmes and get passing grades in the professional examination within a period of two to four years so as to attain an Advanced Diploma awarded by HKITA. A student could also be able to get an Advanced Certificate or Advanced Diploma awarded by CITA if he/she gets passing grades in the coursework components.

Programme StructureM002 Advanced Diploma in Knitwear Studies and MerchandisingM003 Advanced Diploma in Apparel Studies and Merchandising M002 and M003 Common Modules Code Commencement Date Time Accounting and Costing Textile Materials and Evaluation Apparel Industry and Merchandising

143326741

---20 Apr 2015 (Mon)22 Apr 2015 (Wed)

---7:00 pm - 9:30 pm7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

M002 Advanced Diploma in Knitwear Studies and MerchandisingM002 Modules Code Commencement Date Time Knitting Technology and Design Knitwear Manufacturing Knitwear Production and Management

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M003 Advanced Diploma in Apparel Studies and MerchandisingM003 Modules Code Commencement Date Time Design and Pattern Apparel Manufacturing Apparel Production and Management

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Duration Tuition Fee Medium of Instruction

Application Date

15 or 18 sessions (2.5 or 3 hours/session) and 1 HKITA Examination (3 hours)

HK$3,200 per module (Exam fee is charged separately)

English (supplemented with Cantonese)

Deadline for new application: 16 Apr 2015

Deadline for module enrollment: 18 Apr 2015

Applications are processed on a rst-come-rst-served basis. (For more details, please refer to "Application Information".)



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Hong Kong Institution of Textile and ApparelHong Kong Institution of Textile and Apparel (HKITA) was established by a group of local scholars and respective professionals with the aim of providing professional qualifications to industry practitioner. Qualification recognition has been widely gained for its members and fellow members.

HKITA offers a scholarship, named Professor Lo Ming Tak Memorial Scholarship, to support HKITA members who have outstanding academic results in the HKITA examinations.

For further information with respect to HKITA, please refer to http://www.hkita.org.

Further StudyGraduates may also apply the following programme to further their studies: Top-up degree programmes offered by overseas universities. Master's degree programmes offered by overseas universities.

Award

Item AwardInternal

Continuous Assessment

Class Attendance

HKITA Examination

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1 AttendanceCerticate 1 Conferred by CITA

2 Module Certicate 1 Conferred by CITA

3 Advanced Certicate 6

Conferred by CITA Completion of all modules and

attained all Module Certicates

4 Advanced Diploma 6

Conferred by HKITA Completion of all modules and

obtained passing grades in HKITA examinations

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Conferred by CITA Obtained overall pass result of all

the modules of HKITA examinations a n d a c q u i r e d t h e A d v a n c e d Certicate

a The overall mark of each module's internal continuous assessment should be 50% or aboveb The class attendance of each module should be 70% or above* Students are required to apply for Advanced Certicate or Advanced Diploma upon the successful completion of all

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Common Modules of M002 Advanced Diploma in Knitwear Studies and Merchandising and M003 Advanced Diploma in Apparel Studies and Merchandising

143 Accounting and CostingModule Aim:To enhance student's knowledge in accounting and product costing principles. Students can understand and apply accounting and costing techniques for financial planning and cost evaluation.

Content1. Accounting Concepts2. Financial Statements Interpretation and Analysis3. Costing Concepts

Pre-requisite : NIL

4. Product Costing Systems5. Budgeting6. Capital Investment Appraisal

326 Textile Materials and EvaluationModule Aim:It aims to provide a broad based general knowledge in materials commonly used by the textile industry. Essential properties of apparel textiles especially knitwear and their evaluation methods are also introduced by this subject.

Content1. Fibre 2. Yarn

3. Fabric Formation4. Coloration and Finishing

5. Quality Evaluation

Pre-requisite : NIL

741 Apparel Industry and MerchandisingModule Aim:The subject aims to familiarize students with principles and practices of apparel industry in today's globalizing contexts. It will also develop students' competence to plan and organize activities of apparel product development, sourcing and distribution during the course of merchandising.

Content1. Overview: The Textile Complex2. Sources and Destinations of Apparel Products3. Introduction to Merchandising

Pre-requisite : NIL

4. Merchandising and Product Development5. The Merchandising Management Process6. Merchandising Organizations

Modules of M002 Advanced Diploma in Knitwear Studies and Merchandising

327 Knitting Technology and DesignModule Aim:It aims to provide the essentials in knitting technology as a starting point of lifelong learning in this sector of the industry. Also, it provides an overview of knitwear design process. Integration of the two aspects will be able to outline the characteristics of knitwear as a commercial product.

Content1. Knitting Machine 2. Knitted Structure

Pre-requisite : 326

3. The Fundamentals of Knitwear Design

328 Knitwear ManufacturingModule Aim:The subject aims to provide a broad base knowledge in the manufacturing of garment from knitted fabrics. Understanding the two main processes of manufacturing knitwear; cut and sewn and fully fashioned knitting, allows a clear distinction of the two products in selection and merchandising.

Content1. Cut and Sewn Knitwear2. Fully Fashioned Knitwear

Pre-requisite : 327

3. Health and Safety Issues in Knitwear Manufacturing



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740 Knitwear Production and ManagementModule Aim:The subject aims to enhance student's knowledge in knitwear production process and its management principles. Students can understand and apply work study and line balancing techniques for the knitwear production planning and evaluation.

Content1. Production Organization and Management Structure in Clothing Industry 2. Production Planning and Control in Knitwear Factory 3. Floor Supervision and Control 4. Work Study and Its Application in Knitwear Production Processes5. Production Practice and Control

Pre-requisite : NIL

Modules of M003 Advanced Diploma in Apparel Studies and Merchandising

246 Design and PatternModule Aim:The subject aims to provide students an in-depth knowledge of fashion design, and the basic pattern construction and development methods employed by the apparel industry.

ContentFashion Design1. Definition of Fashion Design2. Fashion Evolution3. Design Principles and Elements4. Understanding of Colour, Fabric and Trimming5. Fashion Trend Analysis6. Constraints in Fashion Design7. Techniques of Visualizing Fashion Concepts and

Ideas

Pattern Construction1. Assessment of Shape and Measurement of Human

Figures for Pattern Construction2. Methods of Obtaining Basic Block Patterns3. Pattern Manipulation and Adaptation for Various

Styles and Fit4. Technique of Pattern Engineering5. Morphological Analysis of Human Figures6. Different Sizing Systems7. Introduction of CAD in Design and Pattern

Development

Pre-requisite : NIL

161 Apparel ManufacturingModule Aim:The subject aims to enhance student's knowledge in apparel production processes, including garment assembly, fusing, pressing, finishing, etc. and their respective technical and quality problems.

Content1. Apparel Manufacturing Processes2. Machinery3. Pressing and Finishing

Pre-requisite : NIL

4. Sewing Threads and Needles5. Health and Safety Issues in Apparel Manufacturing

750 Apparel Production and ManagementModule Aim:The subject aims to deepen student's knowledge in apparel production and equip students with the skills and know-how needed for managing an apparel manufacturing company.

Content1. Production Organisation and Control2. Floor Supervision and Control

Pre-requisite : NIL

3. Cutting Room Organisation and Planning4. Work Study in Apparel Manufacturing



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Diploma Scheme in Fashion and Textile StudiesIntroduction:The programme has been designed for the practitioners in clothing and related industries as well as interested students. It aims to equip students with necessary knowledge and skills so as to enhance their performance and competitiveness in the ever-changing environment. To meet the needs and learning styles of in-service personnel, the programme is structured to provide students the greatest exibility to choose any modules and take the assessments of the programme.

The programme offers two levels of awards, Certificate and Diploma. To obtain relevant award, the students must follow the programme regulations and successfully complete the programme (attendance rate of at least 70% and pass in the assessments) of relevant modules. The certificate award of this programme mainly focuses on a chosen concentration. Students who completed 6 modules successfully can apply for the selected Certicate award. The diploma award has diverse nature and focuses across different areas. Students who completed 18 modules successfully can apply for the Diploma in Fashion and Textile Studies.

Entry Requirements: Completion of secondary education or equivalent; OR Mature applicants over the age of 23 with at least 2 years

of relevant work experience and obtain pass in admission test (subject to CITAs approval).

Programme Features:The programme is module based. There are 5 concentrations (Fashion Design, Pattern Design, Apparel Technology, Fashion Merchandising and Textile Technology). Under each concentration, there is a series of modules (please refer to Programme Structure for more details. As for the certicate award, students are required to complete 6 modules successfully, including 1 mandatory module (Knowledge of Materials), any 3 core modules from one of the concentrations and any 2 elective modules from the whole module list. To obtain a Diploma award, students are required to complete 18 modules successfully. In addition to the mandatory module (Knowledge of Materials), students have to take 17 elective modules from the module list to fit their particular needs and interest. Alternatively, students may obtain 3 Certicate awards and then apply for the Diploma award.

Awards: Attendance certicates will be issued to students attaining

70% or more attendance but without being assessed or with failure grades in the assessment.

Module certicates will be issued to students attaining 70% or more attendance and pass the assessment.

Students who complete 6 specied modules successfully can apply for one of the following certicate award:

- Certicate in Fashion Design (Code No.: CFTS-F) - Certicate in Pattern Design (Code No.: CFTS-P) - Certicate in Apparel Technology (Code No.: CFTS-A) - Certicate in Fashion Merchandising (Code No.: CFTS-M) - Certicate in Textile Technology (Code No.: CFTS-T) Students who successfully complete 18 modules or 3

certificates can apply for the Diploma award (Code No.: DCFTS).

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FASHION DESIGN CONCENTRATION

Core Module CodeCommencement Date

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Fashion Illustration and Presentation Principles of Fashion Design CAD for Fashion Design Fundamental Knitwear Design Fashion Trend Analysis Fashion Design Project

FDE1FDE2FDE3 FDE5FDE6FDE7

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PATTERN DESIGN CONCENTRATION


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Fundamental Pattern Construction Pattern Design I Bottoms Pattern Design II Ladies' Tops Pattern Design III Men's Tops 3D Modelling and Technical Fashion Design 3D Modelling and Pattern Design 3D Underwear Modelling and Pattern Design

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APPAREL TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATION


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Apparel Production Apparel Construction Apparel Production Planning and Control Appreciation of Production Machinery and Introduction of Industrial Engineering Sewing Practice Sewing Project Apparel Trimmings

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Fashion Merchandising Import and Export Trade Practice Fashion Business in Global Environment English for Fashion Business Fashion Product Development Selling and Negotiation Skills Apparel Trimmings

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TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATION


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Knit Product Manufacturing Quality Evaluation for Textile and Apparel

Products Textile Dyeing and Printing Textile Finishing Garment and Denim Washing Apparel Trimmings

TEX2TEX3

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MANDATORY MODULE CodeCommencement Date

Time

Knowledge of Materials TEX1 27/1/2015( ) 7:00pm - 9:30pm

GENERAL MODULE CodeCommencement Date

Time

Corporate Social Responsibility Quality Assurance Advanced English for Fashion Business Sustainable Fashion Foundation Apparel Trimmings

GEN2GEN3GEN6

GEN10APP7

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Duration

Tuition Fee

Medium of Instruction

Application Date

10 meetings ( The last meeting is for examination)10 ( )

HK$1,800 per module$1,800

Chinese (supplemented with English teaching materials) ( )

New application deadline: 24 Jan 2015 2015 1 24

Module enrolment deadline: on or before course commencement date

Applications are processed on a rst-come-rst-served basis. (For more details, please refer to "Application Information" .)

Remarks:

1. Intake: There are 4 intakes each year

2. Application: New application should complete the programme application for part-time programme admission before submitting application for module enrolment.

3. Students may apply for module exemption which is subject to CITAs approval. For the Certificate award, students can apply for exemption from at most 2 modules. For the Diploma award, students can apply for exemption from at most 5 modules. 2 5

4. This programme is designed for life-long learning. There is no prescribed maximum study period, however, students have to note the validity period of each module. Students have to note that not all the modules are offered in each term.



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APP1 Apparel ProductionModule Aim:1. To provide students with knowledge and skills in the cutting room practice in apparel production. 2. To provide students with knowledge and skills in the finishing room in apparel production.

Content: Cutting room practice

- Machinery, fixtures, tools and equipment- Processes- Marker planning and fabric utilization- Computer marker preparation system- Cutting quality requirements, evaluation and remedial action

Finishing room- Objectives of pressing; Pressing equipment- Elements in pressing (e.g. temperature, timing, etc.)- Pressing quality requirements, evaluation and remedial action

Pre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years

APP2 Apparel ConstructionModule Aim:1. To provide students with fundamental knowledge of the machinery, tools, equipment, attachment and work aids

used in the clothing manufacturing industry.2. To provide students with the knowledge the formation and application of stitches and seams in clothing manufacture.3. To provide and develop students with the knowledge and techniques in the engineering of garment as well as the

assembly sequence for various types of garments.4. To provide students with the knowledge of sewing quality requirements.

Content: Basic knowledge of clothing manufacture

- Machinery, tools, equipment, attachment and work aids Stitches and Seams Garment engineering

- Objectives and application, making-up sequence, assembly work ow Sewing quality

- Quality requirement, evaluation and remedial action


APP3 Apparel Production Planning and ControlModule Aim:To develop students with the knowledge in production planning and control for apparel production environment.

Content: Introduction of the apparel industry

- Types of manufacturers and their practice; types of customers and their practice Structure of an apparel manufacturing plant (generic)

- Structure of an apparel manufacturing plant- Roles of each function in the apparel manufacturing plant- Chain of command within an apparel manufacturing plant - Production methods and systems in sewing room- Description of methods of manufacture in the sewing room and their applications- Description of contemporary sewing room systems and their applications- Description of different types of factory and sewing room layout, advantages and limitations in application,

criteria of a good layout

Production planning and control - Production planning and scheduling in various aspects, such as information, materials, patterns, marker, production, etc. - Progress control; Controlling of inventory of materials, work in progress and ready made products - Reporting system in production control - Identication of problems in production control and remedial actions




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APP4 Appreciation of Production Machinery and Introduction of Industrial EngineeringModule Aim:1. To develop students with hand on knowledge of the contemporary apparel manufacturing machinery in manufacturing. 2. To provide students with the knowledge in the application of industrial engineering in the apparel manufacturing plant.Content: Appreciation of contemporary production machinery and tools currently using in the apparel industry Industrial engineering

- Objectives of application of industrial engineering to the apparel manufacturing industry- Techniques applied to method study and work measurement

Pre-requisite : APP2 and APP3 Validity period : 10 years

APP5 Sewing PracticeModule Aim:1. To provide students with fundamental knowledge of sewing machines using in clothing manufacture.2. To provide basic knowledge of in the fabrication of clothing product. 3. To develop students with skills in the controlling sewing machines and sewing techniques. 4. To provide basic knowledge in the application of work aids and attachment.Content: Fundamental knowledge in clothing manufacturing

- Machinery, tools and equipment. Stitches and seams - Basic sewing quality requirements

Sewing techniques development- Methods in controlling different types of sewing machines- Sewing of parts, such as different types of darts, pockets, curve line binding, zip-openings, sleeves attachment,

collar attachment, etc- Application of work aids and attachment

Professional Recognition:Module certicate holders of this module are eligible to apply for level C sewing skill certicate awarded by the Clothing Industry Training Authority. For more details, please visit www.cita.org.hk or contact Ms. Chan at 2263 6340.

Pre-requisite : NIL Validity period : No

APP6 Sewing ProjectModule Aim:1. To develop skills in making up garments of various types.2. To elevate sewing knowledge in relation to industrial practice.3. To provide knowledge and skills in the use of special sewing machines, aids and attachments in the sewing

operation. (Students will practise in the workshop)Content: Industrial sewing of shirt and trousers Pre-sewing operations e.g. spreading, cutting Use of special sewing machines in sewing operations

Use of presser foot and attachment in sewing operations

Sewing operation breakdown and process chart

Professional Recognition:Module certicate holders of this module are eligible to apply for level B sewing skill certicate awarded by the Clothing Industry Training Authority. For more details, please visit www.cita.org.hk or contact Ms. Chan at 2263 6340.

Pre-requisite : APP2 and APP5 Validity period : No



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APP7 Apparel TrimmingsModule Aim:1. To recognize the role of trimmings in apparel products2. To classify and compare apparel trimmings3. To interpret specications of trimmings

4. To discuss the selection of trimmings for apparel products5. To illustrate the quality factors of trimmings

Content: The roles of trimmings in apparel products The trimmings industry and market Classication of trimmings: Types, features, functions, manufacturing and specications

- Closure (includes zippers, buttons, buckles and velcro)- Supporting and constructive materials (includes interlining, lining, shoulder pad and sewing threads)- Decorative materials (includes lace, emblem, sewing threads)- Brand identity trimmings (includes woven labels, printed labels, heat transfer labels and brand seals)

Product-based selection criteria of trimmings (includes jeanswear and men's suits) Apparel production and sourcing related issues Quality factors and evaluation of trimmings Costing of trimmings Apparel product development versus trimmings developmentPre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years

FDE1 Fashion Illustration and PresentationModule Aim:1. To elevate the design appreciation and presentation skills of students in the area of fashion design. 2. To develop students' capability in interpreting fashion inspiration and presenting fashion styles with industrialized

specications.

Content: Fashion Illustration Rendering Techniques Creative Thinking

Design Presentation Production Drawing


FDE2 Principles of Fashion Design Module Aim:To provide students with a general knowledge in fashion design, from design development to fashion presentation.

Content: Introduction to fashion trend and predictions History of fashion Fashion terminology Introduction to basic fashion drawing techniques Principles and elements of design Understanding of fabrication that affects fashion design Basic knowledge of the design process from idea generation to design presentation


FDE3 CAD for Fashion Design Module Aim:1. To broaden student's awareness of using computer software as a major supporting tool for fashion designer2. To provide students with technical know-how in using various design software (e.g. Illustrator, Photoshop) for

fashion design

Content: Understanding of basic functions

- Line and Shape- Color filling- Pattern creation- Image manipulation tools- Special tools and effects

Computer drawing techniques Computer fashion Illustration Computer fashion Presentation

Pre-requisite : FDE1 or FDE2 Validity period : 10 years



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FDE5 Fundamental Knitwear DesignModule Aim:To provide students with a fundamental understanding of knitwear design through an introduction of yarn formation, stitches, knitting techniques and design concepts on knitwear.Content: Yarn formation and its role in knitwear design Knitting techniques (e.g. stitch types, garment parts and other details) in knitwear design Stitch design on manual knitting machine Garment construction techniques in knitwear Knitwear design and presentation

Pre-requisite : FDE2 or TEX2 Validity period : 10 years

FDE6 Fashion Trend AnalysisModule Aim:To develop a basic knowledge of recognizing and analyzing trends that affect retail decisions.Content:

Evolution of fashion trend Techniques for identifying and forecasting fashion trend Key components of fashion trend

Fashion trend terminology Fashion trend implications for design / retail decisions


FDE7 Fashion Design Project Module Aim:1. To expand student's awareness of various factors that inuence fashion design.2. To provide students with advanced knowledge in fashion design, from idea generation to an end product.3. To equip students with capability to develop and present a collection of fashion in a professional way.

Content: Research for design ideas Development of theme and direction Development of a fashion collection Sample making / prototype

Portfolio organization Presentation skills and communication techniques Planning and producing a fashion presentation

Pre-requisite : FDE1 and FDE2 Validity period : 10 years

GEN2 Corporate Social ResponsibilityModule Aim:To let participants understand the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the apparel business and its impact on global supply chain.

Content: Compliance development in the global apparel business Code of conduct

- Labour rights, trade regulations, security, product safety, etc. Legal considerations

- Conventions, laws of different countries, safeguard measures, etc. Sources of compliance information

- Leading brands, Industrial initiatives, NGOs, etc. Best practices of supply chain

- Retailers and brands, compliance program, auditing and reporting, etc.




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GEN3 Quality AssuranceModule Aim:1. To provide students with fundamental knowledge in quality requirements of garments.2. To develop students with the skills to practice quality control procedures in the garment industry.3. To develop students with the skills in using the 7 Quality Control Tools.4. To develop students with the capability to establish their Quality Assurance procedures.

Content: Development of Quality Assurance Quality and responsibilities of quality inspectors Quality requirements and defect types Garment inspection and sampling Procedures

7 Quality Tools : Check sheet, Histogram, Pareto diagram, Stratification, Control chart, Scattered diagram, Causes and Effect diagram

Quality cost : identication and application


GEN6 Advanced English for Fashion BusinessModule Aim:To develop students' capability in applying English language skills and vocabulary in simulated business settings so that they can handle communication with ease.

Content: Use of fashion terms in different business settings

- Product development- Order processing- Supplier sourcing - Sample comments

Effective writing for purposes- Powerful words and phrases for an effective message- How to write to the point to get readers' attention and responses

Speaking in different scenarios - How to make your speaking more conversational-like? - How to engage conversation in situations such as presenting products, conducting a meeting, guiding a factory

visit, etcPre-requisite : MER4 Validity period : No

GEN10 Sustainable Fashion FoundationModule Aim:The course introduces key concepts of sustainability from international perspective and address sustainability in environment, social and labour dimension. It provides a general understanding of sustainability from a wider perspective and then denes its relevance to the fashion industry.

Content: What is sustainability? Environmental Protection

Social / Labour Practice


MER1 Fashion Merchandising Module Aim:To provide students with knowledge of the operation of merchandising process and for performing merchandising functions in the international environment.

Content: Introduction to Fashion Merchandising

- Concept, denition and process Merchandising Organization

- Structure of apparel companies, interaction with internal and external parties

Merchandising functions- Product development, sourcing, costing,

production arrangement, quality issues, etc.




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MER2 Import and Export Trade PracticeModule Aim:To provide students with an understanding of the documentation and procedures involved in international trade transactions.Content: Overview of import/export process Introduction to Contract International trade documents (e.g. bill of lading, trust receipt, licenses, etc.) Transportation: modes, terms, factors of choice, documents, calculation of freight rates Cargo insurance Payment: Factors of choice, methods (e.g. D/P, L/C) Customs controlsPre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years

MER3 Fashion Business in Global EnvironmentModule Aim:To provide students with a general understanding of the global environment for fashion business is operating by introducing fundamental knowledge related to international business, global structure of fashion business, pattern of production and trade, and fashion trade issues.Content: Global setting that inuences fashion production and trade Country categorization, theories of international trade Major types of international business activities e.g. exporting, Franchising Global development of fashion industry Overview and development Current Trend of fashion production and trade Major world fashion markets and world trend Issues in global fashion business International trade policies and regulations (e.g. antidumping duty) Regional trade agreements (e.g. NAFTA, EU)Pre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years

MER4 English for Fashion BusinessModule Aim:To develop students' English speaking and writing skills at work in the fashion business so that they can communicate with foreign buyers and suppliers condentially and effectively.Content: Why English is important to the fashion industry? Introduction of the technical terms of apparel products (e.g. bers, fabrics, garments, etc.) Introduction of the commercial vocabulary (e.g. fashion glossary, trade terms, etc.) for business communications Understanding of communication process Writing Skills (E-mail writing and its etiquette, faxes, etc.) Conversational skillsPre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years



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MER5 Fashion Product DevelopmentModule Aim:1. To develop student's general understanding of the concept of product development in fashion industry and the job

nature of product developer.2. To provide knowledge related to the work of product development which is located between design and production /

merchandising.Content: Introduction to product development in fashion industry Concepts of market for fashion products Fashion trend for product development Basic design knowledge General knowledge of materials / accessories and

quality requirements

Sourcing Sample development Costing at the stage of product development Case discussion


MER6 Selling and Negotiation SkillsModule Aim:To develop student skills in creating sales and reaching agreement through the introduction of the respective process, success ingredients, techniques and strategies.Content: Selling

- Selling cycle- Customer value management- Elements of successful selling- After sales service management- Basic sales management- EQ management

Negotiation- Denitions of negotiation- Principles and elements in negotiation- The process of negotiation- Setting negotiation objectives- Preparing / planning for negotiation- Negotiation strategies


PAT1 Fundamental Pattern ConstructionModule Aim:1. To develop students' visual awareness in the construction of garments.2. To develop students' capability to compile body measurement for the construction of garments with two-dimensional

pattern.3. To develop students' skill in the construction of various types of basic blocks.Content: Basic knowledge in Pattern Construction

- Basic knowledge in preparation of pattern- Body measurement- Size chart- Equipment- Pattern making technique

Construction of basic block for dress, bodice, skirt, sleeve and slacks

Adaptation of basic blocks- Bodice block to blouse- Skirt block to gored skirt

Construction of collar and its adaptationPre-requisite : NIL Validity period : No

PAT2 Pattern Design I Bottoms I Module Aim: To develop students with skills in the adaptation of basic block into styling patterns (men's and ladies' bottoms). To develop students with skills in developing pattern by using garment measurements (men's and ladies' bottoms). To provide students with fundamental techniques in tting.

Content: Adaptation of basic blocks - Basic skirt block into styled skirts - Basic trousers block into styled trousers

Pattern construction (using size chart to draft pattern) for men's trousers, ladies' trousers and jeans.

Fundamental tting techniques

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PAT3 Pattern Design II Ladies' Tops II - Module Aim:1. To develop students with the skills in constructing patterns for ladies' tops.2. To develop students with the skills in the adaptation of basic block into styled patterns (ladies' tops).3. To develop students with the skills in tting and remedial techniques.Content: Adaptation of basic blocks

- Basic dress block into styled dresses and jackets- Basic sleeve block into styled sleeves

Pattern construction for ladies' jacket with lining and interlining Fitting skills development and remedial techniquesPre-requisite : PAT1 Validity period : No

PAT4 Pattern Design III Men's Tops III Module Aim:1. To develop students with the skills in constructing patterns for men's tops.2. To develop students with the skills in tting and remedial techniques.Content: Pattern construction for men's tops Men's shirt Men's waistcoat and jacket with lining and interlining Fitting skills development and remedial techniquesPre-requisite : PAT1 Validity period : No

PAT5 3D Modelling and Technical Fashion Design 3D Module Aim:To develop students' skill in the construction of modelling and 3D apparel design. Content: 3D Modelling Concept

- Equipment and their usages- Draping techniques- Modelling construction line

Modelling practice on basic block- Construction of basic block for dress, bodice and skirt

Adaptation of basic blocks- Evening dress- Skirt block to different skirt styles


PAT6 3D Modelling and Pattern Design3D Module Aim:To develop students' skill in the 3D modelling and pattern design.Content: Modelling Concept

- Draping techniques- Human morphology

Modelling practice on basic block- Construction of basic block for tted blouse and trousers

Mock up analysis Style variation adjustmentPre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years



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PAT7 3D Underwear Modelling and Pattern Design 3D Module Aim:To introduce the three dimensional concept of undergarment making and human morphology.

Content: Human morphology studies and volume estimation 3D modelling practice on basic bra and briefs Mock up analysis Pattern engineering to cope with different stretch ability of material Style variation adjustmentPre-requisite : NIL Validity period : 10 years

TEX1 Knowledge of MaterialsModule Aim:To provide students with general knowledge of three major types of textile materials: bre, yarn and fabric. It will provide a general introduction to the types, properties, end uses, production and quality of various textile materials.

Content: Introduction to textile materials - Fiber, yarns and fabrics Production of textile materials - Yarns, fabrics and non-woven fabric manufacturing technology and process

Quality aspects of textile materials - Evaluation and defects


TEX2 Knit Product ManufacturingModule Aim:To provide students with fundamental knowledge related to the manufacturing of knit products. It covers the two main streams of knit product manufacturing: fully fashion and cut-and-sewn. In addition to the basic knitting concepts, students will also gain a basic understanding of the machinery, production ow and quality issues of the two different types of knit product manufacturing.Content: Basic knitting knowledge: knitting methods, bres / yarns Basic knit structures Fully fashion knitwear production

- Machinery at knitting machines- Workow panel knitting, linking, nishing- Quality issues defect types

Cut-and-sewn knit production- Machinery circular knitting machines- Workow fabric knitting, pattern making, cutting, sewing, nishing- Quality issues: defect types


TEX3 Quality Evaluation for Textile and Apparel ProductsModule Aim:To provide students with basic understanding of the concepts and methods used for evaluating textile and clothing products' quality performance.

Content: Quality standards commonly used in textile and

clothing evaluation e.g. ISO, JIS, AATCC, ASTM Types of Defects - Fabric - Garment Quality Evaluation: Testing - Physical testing - Chemical testing

Quality Evaluation: Inspection - Fabrics Inspection - Garment Inspection Care Labeling System Interpretation of testing/inspection reports




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TEX4 Textile Dyeing and PrintingModule Aim:To develop students' general understanding of the principles and practices of colouring textile materials.

Content: Dyeing

- Dyeing machines, methods, and process parameters Printing

- Machines and methods- Processes and styles- Selection of various methods relevant to patterns

Issues of commercial dyeing and printing (e.g. eco-labels and impact on environment) Colourfastness tests relevant to fabric and garment manufacture Colour concept

- Colour vision, colour mixing, and colour measurement


TEX5 Textile FinishingModule Aim:To provide students with a general knowledge of the intended and desirable effects of textile nishing processes.

Content: Importance of textile nishing as an after-treatment in the overall textile wet processing. Classification of finishing processes based on the effects intended and the resultant performance obtained:

Stabilizing, Textural and Functional. Finishing methods to achieve various effects (e.g. dimensional stability, shrinkage control, appearance, handle, easy

care, serviceability and durability, resistance to environmental agency, specic protection functions.) Recent technical development and current ecological practice of textile nishing processes.


TEX6 Garment and Denim WashingModule Aim:To develop students' general understanding of the principles and practices of garment and denim washing.

Content: Garment washing

- Introduction of different washing methods (include stone wash, sand wash, enzyme wash, pigment wash, acid wash, silicone wash, etc.)

- Classication of enzymes - Factors affect garment washing effect (include temperature, pH, time, etc.)

Denim washing - Denim production- Yarn dyed with slasher and rope dyeing machines- Sizing and de-sizing method- Washing methods (include general wash, chlorine wash, acid wash, monkey wash, etc.)- Other washing techniques (include cat whisky, sand blasting, laser etc.)

Practical- Enzyme wash- Chlorine wash, Acid wash and Tinting- Bio-Polishing - Application of softeners- Wrinkle free

Pre-requisite : TEX1 and TEX4 Validity period : 10 years



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Course SyllabusUnit 1.1: What is sustainability? Worldwide trend Defining sustainability Sustainability in fashion industry

Unit 1.2 Environmental Protection Climate Change and Energy Use Water Use Emissions to Air, Water and Waste Sustainable Materials Use Life Cycle Assessment Environmental Management System (EMS) Eco Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS)

Unit 1.3 Social /Labour Practice Employment Life Cycle Compensation and Hours of Work Freedom of Association Health and Safety Social Compliance Audit

CertificateModule Certificate will be issued to participant who passed the assessment and met a minimum attendance requirement of 70%.

EnquiryTel: 2263 6335 Miss So Email: [email protected]

SuStainable faShion foundation

Who should attend?Fashion & clothing practitioners who wish to learn about sustainability.

Duration : 10 meetings,2.5 hours/ meeting(Total 25 hours)

Tuition Fee : HK$1,800Programme Code

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Features: Specially designed for fashion and clothing practitioners; and Eligible graduate may be granted exemption in relevant module of - Professional Diploma in Sustainable Fashion Programme; - Diploma Scheme in Fashion and Textiles Studies

Course Aims:The course introduces key concepts of sustainability from international perspective and addresses sustainability in environmental, social and labour dimensions. It provides a general understanding of sustainability from a wider perspective and then defines its relevance to the fashion industry.

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: demonstrate an understanding of sustainability in fashion industry; discuss key issues of sustainability in fashion industry from environmental and social / labour perspective; and describe means of measuring sustain ability performance.



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Design Presentation for Non-fashion Design Professional ( )Aim:There has been growing customer demand for design input at the early stage of design development. Merchandising personnel is required to do research and presentation of fashion trend and idea. Without prior design training, this job tends to be quite demanding. This course aims to equip non-design professionals (e.g. merchandising personnel) with essential knowledge and skills in presenting design ideas in a professional way.

Content:1. Introduction to the software

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2. Image source Basic sourcing skill Scanned image processing Stamp tool

3. Layout design and presentation skill Layout concept Layout analysis

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Essential Textile Knowledge for Laundry Professionals Aim:This is a training course for laundry professionals. In processing clothing products, laundry professionals need to know more about the materials that made up the clothing products. This textile knowledge provides a basis for laundry professionals in understanding the reasons behind the laundry problems, customer expectation and ways to better care the clothing products. It eventually helps laundry professionals to process customer request more efficiently and effectively.

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It is interesting to know how a fashion designer is inspired by the latest fashion trend and develop an idea into a fashion garment. Students will get to know the commercial practices and experience the whole process in realizing the latest design idea. They will learn about production drawing, development of specifications, pattern drafting, sewing and final presentation.

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Introduction A pair of conformable and glamour shoes is the art of fantastic craftsmanship. It is very common to admire the footwear products in the finest fashion collection. To explore the students' insight in the footwear product development and formation, this programme provides fundamental knowledge and practices of the footwear design and shoemaking.

To obtain a Certificate award, students are required to complete satisfactorily the "Practical Shoemaking" and "Footwear Design". They can then attain "Certificate in Footwear (Design)". (Students can get a transcript upon successful completion of each course.)

Students may take any courses as short courses. They are not required to apply for the course admission and to join the course assessment. "Attendance Certificate" will be issued to those attaining at least 70% of classes.

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Practical Shoemaking 1. Introduction to shoemaking

Types and structure of shoe Shoe last and sizing Accessories

2. Practical shoemaking Shoemaking process flow Use of shoemaking equipment and tools Shoemaking project

Students are required to make at least one pair of shoes. Students will get a free copy of "Shoemaking" (published by CITA).

Duration :

22 meetings,2.5 or 3 hours / meeting( Total 64 hours)

Module Fee :

HK$ 6,300Payable in 2 installments

Module Code : 15K SHO1 041

Commencement Date

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Footwear Design 1. Footwear markets and designers 2. Principles of footwear design 3. Footwear design process 4. Footwear illustration 5. Presentation of footwear design 6. Footwear project

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Module Fee : HK$ 3,100

Module Code : 15K SHO3 051

Commencement Date

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Time : 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Exemptions Holders of the Attendance Certicate(s) in "Introduction to Shoemaking", "Shoemaking Workshop I" and "Shoemaking Workshop II" can be exempted from relevant unit(s) of Practical Shoemaking I if they fulll the entry requirements of this programme and complete the unit assessment(s) set by CITA. The assessment fee is HK$1,200 per unit. I ( ) II ( ) HK$1,200 Duration 7 months (approx.)

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Professional Diploma Programme


Programme AimThe programme aims to train up design technicians that possess the essential knowledge and skills to meet the entry level requirements for the job post. At the core of the programme, there are prototyping workshops of selected high fashion design items. Students are required to make the patterns (2D and/or 3D), to sew prototypes, to finish with special techniques, to critique and to engineer for desired design and fit. Key design elements will be incorporated into the complex designs so that students will learn the advanced skills and workmanship through instructions and self-practices in the workshops. Students will also develop critical thinking skill and self-improvement mentality in the critique-and-engineer review process of the workshops. Along with this, they are also required to use computer technology and language to execute and communicate designs.

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Programme ContentThe programme covers the following areas: High fashion: Design appreciation and quality factors Advanced pattern design of high fashion products (Styling dress, styling top with bottom, casual jacket, evening gown, and tailored jacket) Advanced sewing and finishing for high fashion products (e.g. Binding, piping, invisible zipper, embroidery, beading, tailoring technique and advanced pressing .) Special techniques in handling high fashion products (like delicate/luxury fabrication e.g. Chiffon, Silk Satin, Organza) Design engineering techniques to improve product performance or to meet requirements Application of computer technology in modern prototyping Language skill in handling daily work of design development

Entry Requirements CITA Diploma in Fashion and Clothing Studies (FTS); or Certificate in Apparel Technology and Certificate in Pattern Design: or completed APP2, PAT1, PAT2, PAT3, APP5 and GEN8/APP6 ; or CITA Technical Diploma in apparel design and production; or One-year Diploma in 3D apparel design and pattern making; or Clothing and pattern design related qualifications

CareerGraduates who acquired the essential qualities from the programme are expected to take up jobs related to design development in fashion industry (e.g. design technician, garment technician). After accumulating years of experiences in the eld, they may progress to a level that is equivalent to the job post of design engineer who will be able to develop and execute fashion designs independently and confidently. Some others may head a sample room managing the operation of design development or provide technical consultancy to realize design development. Those with fashion design background may take up the post of technical designer or fashion designer.

Programme Code : 15K PFDE 051

Application Fee : HK$100 (non-refundable)

Tuition Fee : HK$26,000

Commencement Date : May 2015

Duration : 264 hours ( Two meetings per week )

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Postgraduate Programme

MA Work Based Learning Studies Reg. No. 250470 (Fashion)

Learning takes place in all areas of life, not just in the classroom. This MA programme was developed by Middlesex University based on the concept of Work Based Learning Studies (WBS) and is the first introduced for Hong Kong fashion professionals. Supported by Clothing Industry Training Authority, it will bring you university-level learning in the workplace.

AIMSThis programme is designed for those practicing merchandisers, buyers, senior fashion / garment related participants and garment factory senior staff, etc. As the fashion industry is constantly facing different challenges and demands, everyone who involves in this rapid changing fashion world ought to equip himself / herself with knowledge and skills in handling constant challenges.

It also aims to realise students' potential by using innovative methods to develop knowledge and skills they gain through the design and implementation of real-life work based learning project. It is especially beneficial for students who wish to combine higher education with professional development.

PROGRAMME FEATURES

The MA Work Based Learning Studies programme has the following features and flexibilities: 20-month programme UK designed resource packs Intensive workshops and tutorials Assessment is coursework-based no examination Non-degree holders will be assessed individually and require at least 5 years of executive working experience Access to programme advisers and project supervisors, who will provide advice and feedback to the students'

coursework and the work based learning project respectively throughout the programme The degree award carries the same status and recognition as those who study in the United Kingdom

Programme Structure

The course comprises the following modules: WBS 4510 Review of Learning WBS 4810 Continuing Professional Development WBS 4630 Advanced Practitioner Inquiry WBS 4220 Effective Writing for Professional Practice WBS 4760 Negotiated Work Based Learning Project



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How to apply

All applicants of this programme should have: Recognised professional qualification or a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution; or A relevant post-secondary or post-experience qualification; and 5 years of relevant executive working experience; and Proficiency in English Language

You should submit the following application and supporting documents: A completed application form A copy of your CV A short statement of about 500 words outlining your reasons for wanting to study for a Work Based Learning Studies

qualication One letter of recommendation Copies of academic and/or professional qualications 3 passport size photos

Application Fee *HK$250 (non-refundable)Tuition Fee *HK$89,000 payable in 5 installments* The cheque should be payable to "East Asia Work Based Learning Centre"Commencement Date September 2015

EnquiriesContact person: Mr. Andrew ChenTel: 2263 6386 / 2263 6300E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

This is a registered course under the Non-local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance.It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.

( / / / ) (Professional Diploma / Advanced Diploma / Diploma / Certicate)APPLICATION FORM FOR PART-TIME PROGRAMME ADMISSION

This form is for NEW applicant only. Students who are already admitted should complete the "Application Form for Module Enrolment".

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( )NewspaperAdvertisement(pleasespecify)__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Others___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. What type of course would you like CITA to offer?

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/ Workshop /Seminar

Referrals

Exhibition

F THE USE OF PERSONAL DATA IN DIRECT MARKETING

[email protected]

We intend to use your name, telephone number, postal address and email address for direct marketing of our education and training programmes, competitions, surveys, events organized / co-organized / supported by the Authority.

I do not wish the Authority to use my personal data in direct marketing.

The above represents your present choice whether or not to receive direct marketing contact or information. This replaces any choice communicated by you to the Authority prior to this application.

You may, at any time, choose not to receive marketing literature by emailing us to [email protected].

F-TRN072(20141217)

A PROGRAMME/SCHEME APPLIED FORPROGRAMME / COURSE /MODULE TYPE

ADVANCED DIPLOMA

DIPLOMA

CERTIFICATE

A A PROGRAMME/SCHEME APPLIED FORB MODULE APPLIED FOR MODULE CODE MODULE NAME

APPLICATION FORM FOR MODULE ENROLLMENT

C PERSONAL PARTICULARS (* Must be the same as shown on HKID card) *NAME IN CHINESE

*NAME IN ENGLISH

*DATE OF BIRTH

SEX

AGE

STUDENT NO.

/ *HKID/PASSPORT NO.

CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESSE-MAIL ADDRESS

MOBILE NO.

( )PHONE NO. (DAY)

FASHION MERCHANDISERS CLUB LOG IN NAME

Remark: To ensure applicants can be informed of the most updated information, please provide a valid e-mail address.

For Office Use:Admitted Rejected Waiting List

Amount Paid HK$__________________________Paid by Cheque/ Bank Draft Examine:

Paid by PPS


63 2795 0452

Please read through the "Application Information" in the Prospectus before completing this form.Please submit this form by mail, fax or in person.Address63 Tai Yip Street, Kowloon Bay, KowloonFax2795 0452Please complete this form in BLOCK LETTERS.

D MODULE/COURSE FEESAMOUNT PAID HK$

E PAYMENT METHODS / Cheque/Bank Draft no.: __________________________________Please make the crossed cheque payable to "Clothing Industry Training Authority". ( Please write your name and phone no. on the back of the cheque or bank draft. )

( / If apply for more than one module, a separate cheque / bank draft and "Application Form for Module Enrolment" should be submitted for each module.)

Payment at Convenience Stores

OK VanGo ( )

Please make payment at any Circ le K, VanGO Convenience Stores, CRVanguard Superstores or CRVanguard Shops in cash by presenting this barcode. Please write your full name, student no. (if any) and module code on the reverse side of the receipt issued by convenience store and return to our ofce by mail or in person.

PPS Merchant Code - 9504 1( ) Please enter phone no. and select (1) course fee to settle the payment.

Phone no. entered _________________________

PPS Payment Ref. ________________________________

SHORT COURSE

SELF STUDY

I DECLARATION1.

2.

3.

I declare that all information provided in this enrolment form and the attached documents are, to the best of my knowledge, accurate and complete.I have read the "Application Information" and understand the details are subject to CITAs revisions in the prospectus and the latest updates in the website.I have noted, understood and agreed to the "Use of the Personal Data" by the CITA as stated in the "Important Notes" and "The Use of Personal Data in Direct Marketing" of this form.

_______________________________________ SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT

_______________________________DATE

F IMPORTANT NOTES1.

2.

3.

4.

The personal data provided in the application form for part-time programme admission will be used for the purpose of processing application, administration, registration, academic research and statistics.

Your application will not be considered if you fail to provide all information as requested.

You are required to notify Academic Administration Department if there are any subsequent changes to the information provided by you.

, ( : 2795 0452 : [email protected]) For correction of or access to personal data after submission of the application form, please send a fax or email to the Academic Administration Department (Fax: 2795 0452 Email: [email protected])

G OTHERS1.

Where did you get the information about this programme? (You may choose more than one option)E-mail

Magazine

CITA CITA Prospectus

CITA CITA Website

Media Report

CITA CITA E-NewsletterDistribution points at Convenience Stores / Public Libraries / Book Stores / Youth Centres / / /

( )NewspaperAdvertisement(pleasespecify)__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Others___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. What type of course would you like CITA to offer?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

/ Workshop /Seminar

Referrals

Exhibition

F-TRN072(20141217)

H THE USE OF PERSONAL DATA IN DIRECT MARKETING

[email protected]

We intend to use your name, telephone number, postal address and email address for direct marketing of our education and training programmes, competitions, surveys, events organized / co-organized / supported by the Authority. I do not wish the Authority to use my personal data in direct marketing.

The above represents your present choice whether or not to receive direct marketing contact or information. This replaces any choice communicated by you to the Authority prior to this application.You may, at any time, choose not to receive marketing literature by emailing us to [email protected].

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Documents

PT WinterProspectus 201412