Fashion TECH Program (F117)
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Program Name:
Fashion TECH
- Code: F117
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Credential:
George Brown College Certificate
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Method of Study:
Part-time
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Duration:
3 semesters (10 weeks, 15 weeks, 15 weeks)
- Centre:
- School: Fashion & Jewellery
- Location: Fashion Exchange, 63 Regent Park Blvd.
- Starting Months: September
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Domestic Tuition:
Tuition funded for eligible applicants
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Experiential Learning:
280 Hours Work Integrated Learning Field Placement
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Fall 2022 Delivery:
Semester 1: Hybrid
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Overview
Program Overview
As a student in the Fashion TECH program, you will acquire the digital and hands-on training to enter skilled employment as machine operators in the digital fashion technology fields of knitting, embroidery, dye sublimation or laser cutting.
Full Description
Fashion TECH is a unique program designed to provide the digital and hands-on skills necessary to enter digital fashion technology fields. As a student of this program, you will acquire specific skills needed for machine operation in embroidery, knitting, dye sublimation or laser cutting. As the fashion industry continues to expand local production and adopt advanced technologies, there are increasing opportunities for employment in these fields.
The Fashion TECH program is offered through our School of Fashion and Jewellery and classes take place at our Fashion Exchange (FX), located at 63 Regent Park Blvd. FX is more than a learning lab; it's also a production facility readily accessible to local designers and fashion producers where you will be immersed in day-to-day apparel manufacturing operations and will have the opportunity to network with industry members.
Program Learning Outcomes
The graduate will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:
- Use software to program equipment specializations (one of the following technology types: knitting, dye sublimation, laser cutting or embroidery) including file creation and review and correct input files.
- Use machine operating controls for normal equipment operations.
- Perform safe equipment operation with use of relevant safeguards, PPE and proper health and safety procedures. Identify possible hazards and properly respond to emergency situations.
- Set up equipment to prepare for use.
- Perform regular machine maintenance and cleaning.
- Implement a work order for the specialization equipment.
- Conduct machine output inspection and address quality control issues with equipment operation.
- Effectively communicate and share information with the supervisor and team members.
- Describe Ontario Labour Code and workplace regulations and apply them to workplace situations.
- Meet the requirements to obtain first aid certification from recognized provider of Standard First Aid CPR and AED training.
Courses
Required Courses
Semester 1
| Course Code | Courses |
|---|---|
| FASH 1182 | Digital Literacy for Fashion Careers |
| FASH 1183 | Fashion Orientation |
| FASH 1184 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Knitting |
| FASH 1185 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Laser Cutting |
| FASH 1186 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Embroidery |
| FASH 1188 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Dye Sublimation Printing |
| FASH 1189 | Fashion Technology Exploration |
| FASH 1193 | Foundational Skills for Success |
Semester 2
| Course Code | Courses |
|---|---|
| FASH 1254* | Fashion Technology Specialization Preparation |
| FASH 1255 | Field Preparation and Career Planning |
| FASH 1256 | Workplace Regulations |
| FASH 1257 | Workplace First Aid. St John's Ambulance |
Semester 3
| Course Code | Courses |
|---|---|
| FASH 1258 | Work Placement |
Career & Postgraduate Study Opportunities
Tuition and Fees
Domestic Tuition
Additional Costs
Tuition funded for eligible applicants.
Financial Assistance
This program is not eligible for OSAP funding.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is subject to change without notice. It should not be viewed as a representation, offer or warranty. Students are responsible for verifying George Brown College fee requirements.
How to Qualify and Apply
Admission Requirements
Due to the nature of this program and the evolving admissions requirements, please contact us for the most up-to-date information:
Jeanine Larmour
Student Success/Industry Liaison/Instructor
Marilyn McNeil-Morin
Director, Fashion Exchange
How to Apply
The intake process involves the following steps:
- Online application completion.
- Pre-screening process.
- Interview.
- Computer assessment.
- English assessment.
Contact Us
Fashion Exchange, 63 Regent Park Blvd., Toronto
Jeanine Larmour
416-415-5000, ext. 4591
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Fashion TECH Program (F117)
-
Program Name:
Fashion TECH
- Code: F117
-
Credential:
George Brown College Certificate
-
Method of Study:
Part-time
-
Duration:
3 semesters (10 weeks, 15 weeks, 15 weeks)
- Centre:
- School: Fashion & Jewellery
- Location: Fashion Exchange, 63 Regent Park Blvd.
- Starting Months: January, May, July, September
-
Domestic Tuition:
Tuition funded for eligible applicants
-
Experiential Learning:
280 Hours Work Integrated Learning Field Placement
-
Spring 2022 Delivery:
Semester 1, 3: Hybrid
Compare up to 3 programs
Overview
Program Overview
Graduates acquire the digital and hands-on training to enter skilled employment as machine operators in the digital fashion technology fields of knitting, embroidery, dye sublimation or laser cutting.
Full Description
Fashion TECH is a unique program designed to provide the digital and hands-on skills necessary to enter digital fashion technology fields. Graduates acquire specific skills needed for machine operation in embroidery, knitting, dye sublimation or laser cutting. As the fashion industry continues to expand local production and adopt advanced technologies, there are increasing opportunities for employment in these fields.
The Fashion TECH program is offered through our School of Fashion and Jewellery and classes take place at our Fashion Exchange (FX), located at 63 Regent Park Blvd. FX is more than a learning lab; it's also a production facility readily accessible to local designers and fashion producers where you will be immersed in day-to-day apparel manufacturing operations and will have the opportunity to network with industry members.
Courses
Required Courses
Semester 1
| Course Code | Courses |
|---|---|
| FASH 1182 | Digital Literacy for Fashion Careers |
| FASH 1183 | Fashion Orientation |
| FASH 1184 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Knitting |
| FASH 1185 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Laser Cutting |
| FASH 1186 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Embroidery |
| FASH 1188 | Introduction to Fashion Textile Technology Dye Sublimation Printing |
| FASH 1189 | Fashion Technology Exploration |
Semester 2
| Course Code | Courses |
|---|---|
| FASH 1254* | Fashion Technology Specialization Preparation |
| FASH 1255 | Field Preparation and Career Planning |
| FASH 1256 | Workplace Regulations |
| FASH 1257 | Workplace First Aid. St John's Ambulance |
Semester 3
| Course Code | Courses |
|---|---|
| FASH 1258 | Work Placement |
Career & Postgraduate Study Opportunities
Your Career
Graduates from the program have found employment as Machine Operators in apparel production, specialty shops or maker labs. Sectors where laser cutting, embroidery, dye sublimation or knitting are applied include:
- apparel such as sportswear, uniforms, bridal or fashion lines
- home textiles and furnishings
- art and design projects
- signage and graphic materials
- premium incentive branding
- retail outlets that offer personalization services
Tuition and Fees
Domestic Tuition
Additional Costs
Tuition funded for eligible applicants
Financial Assistance
This program is not eligible for OSAP funding
Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is subject to change without notice. It should not be viewed as a representation, offer or warranty. Students are responsible for verifying George Brown College fee requirements.
How to Qualify and Apply
Admission Requirements
Due to the nature of this program and the evolving admissions requirements, please contact us for the most up-to-date information:
Jeanine Larmour
Student Success/Industry Liaison/Instructor
Marilyn McNeil-Morin
Director, Fashion Exchange
How to Apply
The intake process involves the following steps:
- online application completion
- pre-screening process
- interview
- computer assessment
- English assessment
Contact Us
Fashion Exchange, 63 Regent Park Blvd., Toronto
Jeanine Larmour
416-415-5000, ext. 4591
