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TTD School Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for a Textile Technology and Design School, detailing the curriculum for Form One to Form Four across three terms. Topics covered include grooming, wardrobe planning, equipment safety, textile design, construction processes, and consumer education. Each term progressively builds on skills related to textiles, from basic hygiene and wardrobe choices to advanced techniques in production and design.

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TTD School Syllabus

The document outlines the syllabus for a Textile Technology and Design School, detailing the curriculum for Form One to Form Four across three terms. Topics covered include grooming, wardrobe planning, equipment safety, textile design, construction processes, and consumer education. Each term progressively builds on skills related to textiles, from basic hygiene and wardrobe choices to advanced techniques in production and design.

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TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN SCHOOL SYLLABUS

FORM ONE TERM ONE


1. Good grooming and personal hygiene
 Grooming and culture
 Healthy habits
 Physical and biological changes within the body
 Personal hygiene
2. Wardrobe planning
 Choice of clothes
 Types of clothes
 Cultural background
3 .Equipment and safety
 Classification of equipment
 Choice, use and care of basic equipment
 Safety precautions in workshops laboratory and handling equipment
4. Fibres, yarns and fabrics
 Introduction
 Classification
 Sources of fibres
5. Textile design
 Designing and drawing incorporating culture and tradition
6. Patterns
 Body measurements /dimensions and proportions
 Types of patterns
 Laying and cutting out
 Transferring patterns markings

TERM TWO FORM ONE


Construction processes
7. Stitches
 Temporary
 Permanent
 Joining
 Neatening
 Decorative
8. Disposal of fullness
 Darts
 Gathers
 Elastics & casing
 Importance of disposal of fullness
9. Seams
 Choice of seams
 Types of seams
 Methods of working
 Single, open ,french
10. Pockets
 Uses
 Types
 Patch ,inside , inset
11. Waistline finishes
 Waistband
 Elastic in a casing
12. Hems
 Plain
 Narrow
13. Pressing
 Equipment
 Rules
 Reasons

TERM THREE FORM ONE


14. Embroidery and soft furnishings
 Introduction to embroidery & soft furnishings
 Decorative techniques (traditional and contemporary) free style /applique & quilting
 Equipment
 Embroidery& soft furnishings
 Choice, use & care
15. Colour application
 classification of colour
 primary
 secondary
 tertiary
 methods of colour application(traditional and contemporary
 dyeing
 block printing
16. Care and maintenance of clothes and other textile products
 care labels
 washing
 bleaching
 drying
 ironing
 dry cleaning
17. Consumer education
 consumer /children’s rights
 consumer responsibilities
18. Enterprising
 enterprising and entrepreneur
 characteristics of an entrepreneur
19. Industrial textile and clothing production
 laboratory set up
 factory set up
 production lines

FORM TWO TERM ONE


20. Grooming and personal hygiene
 physical and biological changes within the body
 personal hygiene
 exercise, poise &deportment
21. Wardrobe planning
 lingerie
 nightwear
 foundation garments
 fabric choice
 care
Accessories-types
Choice
Use
Materials
Care and storage
22. Equipment and safety
 protective clothing
 types
 fabrics
 importance
 environmental issues in textile production
23. Fibres, yarns and fabrics
 Properties of different types of fibres
 Fabric construction
 Weaving
 Knitting
 Crotcheting
24. Patterns
 Simple pattern adaptation and drafting
 List of tools for adapting and drafting patterns
 Use of tools and equipment correctly

Construction processes
25. Yokes
 Types
 use
 classification
 attachment
TERM TWO FORM TWO
26. Crossway strips
 the structure of woven fabrics
 cutting, joining and use
 advantages of using crossway strips on curved edges

27. Openings
 types
 uses
 choice
 working
28. Fastenings
 types, zip, button & buttonholes, hooks and eyes, press studs, ribbons and tapes, velcro,
button and loop
 uses
 choice
29. Neckline finishes
 collars and facing
 types
 methods of attaching a collar facing and binding
30. Armhole finishes
 methods of finishing sleeves ,facing, binding
 sleeves, choice, types, sleeve edge finishes
31. Embroidery and soft furnishings
 elements of design
 embroidery techniques
 types of soft furnishings
 materials and notions
TERM THREE FORM TWO
32 .Colour application sources of dye
 natural and chemical
 ingredients in the dye liquor
 equipment used in the dyeing process
 colour wheel
 colour combination
 effects of colour
33. Care and maintenance of clothes and other textile products
 laundry process
 stain removal
 soaking
 washing
 ironing
 storage
34. Consumer education
 consumer rights and responsibilities
 law and regularities pertaining to textile technology
35. Enterprising
 needs assessment
 market research
 project identification
36. Industrial textile and clothing production
 the cutting table
 tools and equipment
 laying cutting out
 marking
 environmental issues
TERM ONE FORM THREE
37. Grooming and personal hygiene
 appropriate beauty aids from different cultural perspectives

38. Wardrobe planning


 children’s garments
 choice and care
 formal and informal wear
 choice and appropriate use
39. Equipment and safety
 choice and use of large equipment
 safety precautions handling the equipment
 care of protective clothing
40. Fibres yarns & fabrics
 identification of natural and man-made fibres (tearing, burning chemical feeling ,staining
and microscopic cotton, wool, silk ,flax ,viscose ,nylon, polyester, acrylic,
acetate ,triacetate properties
 yarns
 identification properties
 fabric construction
41. Patterns
 tools & materials used for pattern making
 pattern design development & adaptation
 laying and cutting out
 transferring pattern markings
Construction process
42. Stitches
 stitches
 temporary ,permanent neatening, joining ,decorative
43. Disposal of fullness
Fullness such as easing, elastic and casing gauging, shirring, smocking importance of disposal of
fullness
TERM TWO FORM THREE
44. Seams
 classification
 types of seams
 general rules for working seams
 methods of working seams

45. Pockets
 patch
 inside
 inset
46. Waistline finishes
 waistband
 elastic and casing
 shaped facing
 elasticated waistband
 drawstring
47. Hems and hem edge finishes
 plain, flared/circular pleated,
 hem edge finishes
48. Pressing and ironing
 pressing and ironing equipment
 rules
Methods
 under pressing
 moulding
 final pressing
Reasons for pressing
49. Fitting and sequence
 fitting and sequence of processes in assembling garments
 fitting garments under construction
 importance of fitting
50. Embroidery and soft furnishings
 embroidery techniques
 free style
 quilting
 soft furnishing techniques

TERM THREE FORM THREE


51. Colour application
 colour combination
 monochromatic
 contrasting
 analogous
 equipment ,choice, use and care
52. Textile design
 principles of design
 elements of design
53. Consumer education
 budgeting and financial management
 wise shopping and decision making
 effects of advertisements on the budget
54. Gender
 gender roles
 equity and equality
 effects of gender inequalities
55. Enterprising
 business plans and record keeping
 importance
 drawing a business plan
 project implementation
56. Industrial textiles and clothing production
 production systems
 individual production
 batch production
 mass production
TERM ONE FORM FOUR
57. Grooming and personal hygiene
 figure types and cultural differences
 figure irregularities
 remedies
58. Equipment and safety
 types of machine attachments
 Uses
59. Fibres,yarns and fabrics
 Blended fibres
 Mixed fibres
 Fabric finishes
 Visiting textile industries
 Outlining the reasons for blending, mixing and fabric finishes
60. Patterns
 Pattern development
 Asymmetric and symmetric designs
 Use of patterns
 Computer aided design
Construction processes
61. Yokes
 Types
 Fancy, American, shoulder
 Use of yokes
 Ways of decorating yoke
62. Crossway strips
 Measuring, cutting, joining and uses
TERM TWO FORM FOUR
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 Types ,faced, bound overlapping hems, continuous wrap etc
 Choice ,use and working
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 Types ,zip Velcro, hook and eye, press studs button and buttonhole
 Choice, use and working
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 Methods –facing,binding,elasticating,frill
 Collars-flat
Roll and stand

 Methods of attaching collars


66. Armhole finishes
 Facing,binding,frill,
 Sleeves-types and edge finishes

67. Interfacing, interlining lining


 Suitable fabric
Reasons for interfacing
 Lining and interlining
68. Embroidery and soft furnishings
 Advanced embroidery techniques
 Soft furnishings techniques
 Computer aided embroidery designs
TERM THREE FORM FOUR
69. Colour application
Types of dyes
Natural
Chemical
Dyeing -whole piece
-tie and dye
-Batik
Printing –block printing
-screen printing
Preservation of colour
70. Care and maintenance of clothes and other textile products
 Thrift work and recycling
 Restyling
 Renovating
 Patchwork
71. Consumer education
 Laws and regulations
 Economic aspects of textile manufacturing
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 Gender roles
 Equity and equality
 Androgynous roles
73. Enterprising
 Market research
 Business viability
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 Quality control
 Definition
 Aspects
 Stages
Use of ICT in quality control.

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