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Diploma

Fashion Production (D8FP1Q)

The student obtaining this qualification will demonstrate competence in analysing and applying

the principles of the fashion system from production through to consumption in order to meet

market demands.

The programme is structured to produce outcomes demonstrated by the student’s ability to:

—Develop and apply a production strategy that reflects market research, design development, branding, marketing,

merchandising and distribution of a product range that meets the needs of an identified fashion target market.

— Apply advanced textile application, manual skills and computer technology (CAD/CAM) to the manufacturing

processes of a diverse range of fashion products.

—Develop technical packages that analyse, solve and communicate problems related to technical product

development and quality improvement of fashion products.

— Apply business, personnel and operations management principles to enhance quality, productivity and profitability

related to fashion manufacturing.

— Conduct basic research in a selected specialised area of the fashion supply chain: technical product development;

textile technology and application; production and quality systems; marketing and branding; material and product

sourcing; and adoption and consumption of fashion items.

Career opportunities

The programme will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills for a career in the fashion industry, including:

— Career opportunities in retail for example buying and merchandising

— Pattern-maker and/or grader – manual and CAD-assisted

—Garment technologist

—Quality assurance

— Sourcing

— Production co-ordinating

Admission requirements

Diploma Fashion Production (D8FP1Q)

— Senior certificate or equivalent qualification with a minimum APS or M-score.

— ASubmission of a specified portfolio.

— Compulsory school subject: English.

Recommended school subjects for Fashion Production include Design Studies, Business Studies and Mathematics.

Average Point Score (APS)

A minimum APS of

20 with Mathematics

or

21 with Mathematical Literacy

is required to apply for the programme.

Min APS

Languages

Mathematics OR

Maths Literacy

Other

Requirements

Language of

teaching and

learning *

Other recognised

language **

20

with Mathematics

21

with Maths Literacy

4

(50 – 59%)

4

(50 – 59%)

Maths: 3

(40 – 49%)

Maths Lit: 4

(50 – 59%)

Submission of a

specified portfolio

* English, Home Language or English First Additional Language / ** Home Language or English First Additional Language

For detailed information, refer to page 4 of this brochure.

Contact Details

Department of Fashion

Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture (FADA), University of Johannesburg

Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus, Johannesburg

FADA Information Centre

011 559 1022/1098 /

web-fada@uj.ac.za

/

www.uj.ac.za/fada

/

www.uj.ac.za/fashion

Applicants meeting

the minimum entrance

requirements (APS or

M-score) for the Diploma

in Fashion Production,

will be invited to submit

a specified portfolio.