Trainer: Karen Burke
This course is a follow up to 'Creating a Quality Assessment Task', although it can also be attended in isolation. It will be particularly helpful to Early career Teachers who are building their accreditation documents, as well as teachers who are looking at ways to incorporate the Quality Teaching Framework and Syllabus bookend components into their units of work.
During the day, we will look 
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Trainer: Anita McAdam
This workshop is suitable for teachers at all skill levels. The focus is to utilise the basic fitted block in the development of a simple corset style that can be readily used in the classroom.
Workshop participants will develop a selection of corset shapes suitable for eveningwear and some lingerie applications. Materials and construction techniques will be discussed to give the participant More Info
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Trainer: Karen Burke
This course is for all stages of experience, especially Early Career Teachers who will benefit by adding a quality task to their Accreditation documents. During the day, you will gain a better understanding of how to write a Quality Assessment Task that aligns outcomes, context, task description and marking criteria. You will be able to code a task by looking for the key factors that make up a qua More Info
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Trainer: Vicki Grima
Cold water fibre-reactive dyes (Drimarene-K), known for their strong brilliant colours and excellent fastness, will be explored in this exciting, hands-on workshop. Excellent for dip dyeing, handpainting and tie-dyeing natural fibres such as cotton and silk, Drimarene-K dyes offer the teacher a broad range of creative possibilities for their classroom.
Participants will dye several samples of cot More Info
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Trainer: Anita McAdam
Using a broad range of graphic materials, workshop participants will learn techniques that achieve an authentic look of textiles in their fashion illustrations. This workshop is suitable for teachers at all skill levels
Demonstrations of method and materials are conducted at each stage of the training with ample opportunity for hands-on experience. Particular attention is paid to the materia More Info
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Trainer: John Christensen
This course runs completely ONLINE using MOODLE as the teaching tool. The course is designed to be completed over 5 weeks (1 hour per week) but you may work through it at a faster pace if desired. I will be checking your progress each week - as I can see your course - and will be giving you some feedback on its progress. In this ONLINE workshop you will be able to upload teaching resources such as More Info
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Trainer: Anita McAdam
This is an introductory level workshop for the development of knit patterns and is suitable for teachers at all skill levels.
The first half of the workshop will cover an understanding of the basic knit block and how it may be utilised to develop more interesting knit patterns for the upper body for men and women. The workshop will include an understanding of industry standards in manufactur More Info
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Trainer: John Christensen
For those who are familiar with Moodle. Participants will be given access to their own online teaching space in Moodle where they will be able to develop sophisticated quiz and assignment questions using video, sound and images. We will also examine how to administer a Moodle site including: enrolments, themes and custom setting for your Moodle site. More Info
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Trainer: Angela Zimmerman
This is a practical sample workshop to further develop machine sewing skills to follow on from the Textile Technology & Sewing Basics course (recommended before commencement of this course). The workshop will cover a variety of machining skills required as a basis for garment construction including such tasks as zipper insertion, elastic casing, waistband application, pocket addition, collar assem More Info
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