Garment Construction   


WSQ Competency Standards & Codes   : Analyze garment construction (TF-IC-402G-1)
Course Duration : Training - 16 Hours  - 2 Full Days
Assessment – 2 Hours
Time : 9.00 am – 6.00 pm
Course Fees : Actual Cost SPUR Funding* Amount to Pay
    S$600.00 S$540.00 S$60.00
* 90% SPUR funding applicable for Singaporean and PR
Skills Redevelopment Program (SRP) – for employees sponsored by organizations.
Revised Absentee Payroll Funding Rates under SPUR w.e.f. 15 May 2009 40 years & above with “A” levels & below
qualifications
Others
AP for training during and outside working
hours 		90% of hourly basic salary (capped at $10 per trainee-hour)
$10.00 /hr 		80% of hourly basic salary
(capped at $10per
trainee-hour)
S$10.00 /hr

Certificate Issuance

 

 Upon successful completion of this course Trainees will be given WSQ
Statement of Attainment (SOA). WSQ certifications are nationally
endorsed and recognized by industry partners.

Who Should Attend –

  • Assistant Merchandisers to Merchandise Managers
  • Marketing Executives and Managers
  • Product Development Executives and Managers
  • Sourcing Executives and Managers
  • QA Auditors, QC Inspectors and QA/QC Managers
  • Designers
  • Buyers
  • Production Supervisors and Managers
  • Industrial Engineers, Work Study Officers
  • Tailors

Course Description
This training provides occupational knowledge and skills of the various techniques and concepts in
garment construction that are widely used in the fashion industry. It covers understanding of how garments are constructed, the various seams and stitches utilization in different components within the garment. Thus, fundamental knowledge will reduce redundant designs that cannot be replicated in mass production, eliminate misinterpretation in sampling and production, and improve communication in production specifications. 
This unit is delivered through lecture, demonstration and hands-on activities.

 

Objectives -
The aims of this subject are:
a) To be able to identify, describe and demonstrate/illustrate the various stitches and seams with reference to the ASTM D 6193 standard.
b) To be able to relate functional and decorative stitches to the types of sewing machines.
c) To identify and illustrate the various pattern pieces and constructions (seam and stitch) of the followings: 1.Collar and neckline construction (for e.g., inset, bound seam, facing method etc.)
d) Garment closure construction (for e.g., exposed zipper, concealed zipper)