Fashion is a complex fusion of developed design aesthetic and highly skilled practitioners, reflecting an intuitive understanding of cultural trends. Trends, by their very nature, are constantly changing and shifting emphasis and a designer must be able to understand, anticipate and reflect these fluctuations in response to both artistic and socio-economic forces. The philosophy underpinning this course is to contribute to the personal development of the learners by developing their innate creativity in order that they may gain both personal satisfaction and confidence, as well as fashion insight and business acumen.
THE DESIGN SCHOOL SOUTHERN AFRICA 's, B.A DEGREE IN FASHION DESIGN, is accredited by the COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION and registered with the DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING and the SOUTH AFRICAN QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY.
Programme curricula must remain responsive to the regional, national and global context, therefore it is crucial that the quality of learning keeps pace with the fluctuations in the industry, and that critical and analytical thinking skills are developed to ensure advanced problem-solving and communication skills so the learner is able to deal with open-ended intellectual inquiry, technological developments, change and diversity. Competence in the areas of fashion trend analysis and design solutions is critical if South African fashion designers are to be current and competitive within a worldwide economy.
The purpose of this three year 360 credid qualification is to enable South African fashion designers to be competitive in a global economy by preparing learners for a creative as well as business role, equipping them with a sound basis for progression into their first post in the industry or postgraduate study. All graduates must have reached a high level of practical and theoretical ability at NQF level 6 and will be assisted to prepare a portfolio that not only reflects his/her personal ambitions and career objectives, but that also displays competence in all core skills areas and shows the ability to use a variety of research and presentation techniques in his/her approach to a design solution.
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FASHION DESIGN |
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FASHION ILLUSTRATION |
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DRAWING |
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ILLUSTRATION |
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PATTERN CONSTRUCTION / GRADING |
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GARMENT CONSTRUCTION |
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ART & DESIGN THEORY & RESEARCH |
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ART & DESIGN THEORY & RESEARCH (FASHION) |
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ART & DESIGN THEORY & RESEARCH (COSTUME) |
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FASHION MARKETING |
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COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN |
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PROFESSIONAL / BUSINESS PRACTICE |
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VISUAL COMMUNICATION |
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PHOTOGRAPHY (Elective - subject to time table) |
DSSA will be having 2 Free Dress Making Lectures this week! On Wed 23 Feb in JHB and Thu 24 Feb in PTA (18:30 - 19:30). Don't delay and get hold of us today to book your place! Click here to download relevant information. 20 February 2012
To all DSSA students... just a reminder not to miss out on DSSA's 2012 bashes taking place on Friday 17 February. Please contact your campus for more information! 8 February 2012
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