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1 Creating Jozi Champions Alexandra Campus Braamfontein Site Crown Mines Site Riverlea Site

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS COURSE PAGE Clothing Production Department 3 Hospitality and Catering Services Department Popular Music Department 5 6 Travel and Tourism Department 8 Art and Design Department 11 2

3 CLOTHING PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT The Clothing Production is a well-integrated course. Students create and present various designs in the Fashion Drawing class according to a given theme. One design is chosen and the pattern for this design is constructed and completed in the Pattern Construction class. The chosen design is then manufactured in the Clothing Construction class. WHERE TO STUDY THIS COURSE Alexandra Campus PERSONALITY TRAITS A flair for fashion Creativity A person who enjoys the challenge of transforming ideas into tangible fashion items Accuracy and precision Diligence CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Pattern maker, designer, grader or seamstress Boutique / Bridal couture work Private industry Entrepreneur Supervisor in a factory Clothing Consultant ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS For N4: Grade 12 For N5: N4 Clothing Production qualification For N6: N5 Clothing Production qualification DURATION & REGISTRATION The duration of each level (i.e. N4, N5 and N6) is six months. Therefore a semester time table is followed, enabling the student to complete the qualification in 18 months Registration takes place twice a year, in January and July. QUALIFICATION After successfully completing the N6 course and an 18-month experiential training period, the student can apply for the National Diploma in Clothing Production. ASSESSMENT The pass mark is 40% per subject Students should pass all practical subjects before they can be admitted in the next level External examinations are written at the end of each level, in June and November Practical work is externally moderated 3

4 CURRICULUM CLOTHING PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT N4 N5 N6 - Clothing Construction Theory and Practical - Pattern Construction - Fashion Drawing - Entrepreneurship & Business Development - Clothing Construction Theory and Practical - Pattern Construction - Fashion Drawing - Entrepreneurship & Business Development - Clothing Construction Theory and Practical - Pattern Construction - Fashion Drawing - Computer Practice Subject Description (Clothing Production) CLOTHING PRODUCTION THEORY & PRACTICAL Garments are manufactured from patterns that have been Constructed in the Pattern Construction class. Items range from simple tunics, blouses, skirts, trousers, dresses, jackets, coats, lingerie, evening wear, wedding dresses and casual men s wear. PATTERN CONSTRUCTION Basic blocks are constructed and then used for manipulating pattern into desired designs. A standard size 13 is used and all garments are made up accordingly. FASHION DRAWING Students are given themes according to which they present the following design boards: development board, production sketches, illustrations and accessory boards. FASHION ORGANIZATION An overall view of how a factory is run and the different machinery used are covered in this subject. ENTREPRENEURSHIP & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (N4) The nature of a small business and entrepreneurship are studied in detail. 4

5 HOSPITALITY DEPARTMENT ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS N4: Grade 12 Learner must have passed at least 1 of the following subjects Consumer Studies / Home Economics Hotelkeeping and Catering DURATION N4: 6 Months ( 1 Semester) N5: 6 Months ( 2nd Semester) N6: 6 Months ( 3rd Semester) WHERE TO STUDY THIS COURSE Braamfontein Site QUALIFICATION On Completion of N6 Learner goes for in-service Training For 18 Months then on Completion a student is qualified for a Nationl Diploma. REGISTRATION Takes Place Twice a Year January & July ASSESSMENT Pass Mark is 40% Per Subject Examinations are written at the end of each semester in June & November. Course Focuses on both Hospitality Theory and practicals. Practical work form on integral part of the programme ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Students attend extra training course to ensure that they are well qualified for the world of work Fees for these programmes are payable on registration. THESE COURSES ARE First Aid Training - according to Syliabus Wine Course Attend yearly infochef CURRICULUM N4-N6 N4 - Catering Theory and Practical - Nutrition and Menu Planning - Sanitation and Housekeeping - Applied Management N5 - Catering Theory and Practical - Applied Management - Food and Beverage Services - Entrepreneurship and Business Management N6 - Catering Theory and Practical - Applied Management - Communication Human Relations - Introductory Computer Practice 5

6 POPULAR MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Popular Music Department has over the years produced a top notch musicians, some of whom have gone on to become household names in the South African music industry. We have 3 professional recording studios; a programming room equipped with computers loaded with the latest music soft wares; 2 ensemble rooms that are equipped with the set of musical instruments; and a PA system; a DJ laboratory equipped with turn tables and a CDJ s; Computer laboratory equipped with computers and basic soft-ware; an Audio-visual centre equipped with a television set and a DVD sound system as well as class rooms.. The Music Department boasts Lecturers who are themselves accomplished musicians, exposing our learners to hands on music industry knowledge POPULAR MUSIC COURSES: TWO SPECIALISATION AREAS Music Performance: For aspiring performers(instrument player & singers), Dj s and music composers. Studio Work: For aspiring sound engineers, producers, arrangers and also Dj s WHERE TO STUDY THIS COURSE Crown Mines Site PERSONALITY TRAITS Students must be: Hardworking Creative Have a passion for music CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Students can become: Professional recording or performing artists or musicians Freelance musicians Producers Songwriters/composers Sound engineers Djs Music entrepreneurs who run their own businesses such as promotions company, record labels, artist-management company or a marketing company. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Grade 12 N4: Grade 12 and Musical Background DURATION N4 -N6, Each Level is 6 Months each 6

7 CURRICULUM MUSIC PERFORMANCE N4 N5 Music Performance N6 Music Performance - Aural and Ensemble - Improvisation - Music Business - Practical Instrument - Aural and Ensemble - Improvisation - Music Business - Practical Instrument - Aural and Ensemble - Improvisation - Music Business - Practical Instrument CURRICULUM STUDIO WORK N4 Studio work N5 Studio work N6 Studio work - Music Business - Electronic music and keyboard techniques - Arranging and production - Sound Engineering - Music Business - Electronic music and keyboard techniques - Arranging and production - Sound Engineering - Music Business - Electronic music and keyboard techniques - Arranging and production - Sound Engineering STUDIO WORK After successfully completing the course and an 18-month experiential training period in the music industry, students can apply for the National Diploma in Popular Music. External axams are written in June and November to determine whether one acquires a qualification. SELECTION PROCESS A screening process ( in a form of short audition) will be conducted to ensure that we select appropriate candidate for our music programmes. 7

8 TRAVEL AND TOURISM DEPARTMENT TRAVEL & TOURISM N4 - N6 WHERE TO STUDY THIS COURSE Riverlea Site PERSONALITY TRAITS The ideal students must: Have a passion for traveling Be diligent and hardworking Be a people s person Enjoy reading, especially about places of interest CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Opportunities are available in the following areas: The travel agency The travel consultancy Tour guidance / operation Hotel reception Car rental agency Public Relations within the tourism sector Tourism Information Centres Guest houses and lodges Ground staff at airports ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS For N4 Grade 12 For N5: N4 Travel & Tourism qualification For N6: N5 Travel & Tourism qualification Candidates are required to take an assessment test and a personal interview prior to final selection. The ability to communicate well in English is an essential prerequisite for this course. Background knowledge of the following areas is highly recommended: Geography, History, Accounting, Business Economics, and Basic Typing or keyboarding DURATION & REGISTRATION The duration of each level (i.e. N4 to N6) is six months. Therefore a semester time table is followed, enabling the student to complete the qualification in 18 months. Registration takes place twice a year, in January and July. QUALIFICATIONS After successfully completing the N6 course and an 18-month experiential training period in the tourism sector, students can apply for the National Diploma in Travel and Tourism. 8

9 ASSESSMENT Students are required to meet the following pass requirements for the different subjects: Travel Office Procedures N4 - N6 50% Travel Services N4 - N5 60% Travel Services N6-70% Travel Communication N4 - N5 50% Tourists Destination - 50% Hotel Reception - N6 50% DTT N5-70% External examinations are written at the end of each level, June and November. CURRICULUM TRAVEL AND TOURISM DEPARTMENT N4 N5 N6 - Travel Office Procedures - Travel Services - Tourism Communications - Tourist Destinations - Travel Office Procedures - Travel Services - Tourism Communications - Tourist Destinations - DTT: Fares within Africa - Travel Office Procedures - Travel Services - Tourist Destinations - Hotel Reception - Galileo (Optional) Subject Descriptions (Travel & Tourism) TRAVEL OFFICE PROCEDURES Exposes students to: Knowledge and skills necessary to do filling and indexing on all systems in a tourism undertaking Basic principles and procedures of banking and different means of payment in the tourism industry Understanding South African law relevant to the requirements for a valid contract, the contents of contracts and contract of purchase and sale Marketing and sales focusing on business traveling and incentive traveling Introduction to public relations TRAVEL SERVICES Deals with some of the following aspects: Bookings and reservations for accommodation, car hire, tours and theater tickets Airport facilities, in-flight facilities, baggage requirements 9

10 Subjects Description (cont) Tour planning and budgeting Fares and ticketing within Africa Foreign currency Travel insurance TOURIST DESTINATIONS Includes the following aspects: Thorough knowledge of tourist destinations in South Africa and the rest of the world The usage of different maps and compasses TOURISM COMMUNICATION Helps improve the students ability to: Express themselves clearly, correctly and concisely in oral and written communication Deal with enquiries, complaints and conflicts Use the voice effectively Be good listeners Use graphic and audio-visual aids for effective communication HOTEL RECEPTION Train students to accurately and effectively perform duties and functions of a professional hotel receptionist, so as to be able to project and contribute to the image Excellence in Service in the accommodation industry. The subject also covers the study of South African hotel structures. 10

11 ART & DESIGN DEPARTMENT The field of Art and Design holds a special place, because it is one of the best examples of combining inputs from arts, culture, science and technology in one end result - Ms Bridget Mabandla, former Deputy Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology. An important difference between a career in art and design and a more conventional one is that it is very difficult to predict the development of the career of an artist or a designer. There is, however, a rapidly growing awareness of Career opportunities are steadily increasing in number and variety. Art and Design is not only an interesting career, but it also contributes tremendously towards the economy and the well being of people in general. WHERE TO STUDY THIS COURSE Crown Mines Site ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: Intro to N4: Grade 12 Without Art Background N4: Grade 12 & Art Background N5 to N6 CURRICULUM Intro to N4 N4 N5 - Form and Colour - Graphic Interpretation - Drawing - Space and Volume - Painting, Adobe Flash, Adobe Dreamweaver - Computer Painting - Drawing - EBM - Graphic Design (Manual) - Graphic Design (Computer) - Painting Manual, Adobe Flash, Adobe Dreamweaver - Computer Painting - Drawing - History of Art - Graphic Design (Manual) - Graphic Design (Computer) 11

12 ART & DESIGN DEPARTMENT CURRICULUM N6 - Painting Manual, Adobe Flash, Adobe Dreamweaver - Computer Painting - Drawing - History of Art - Graphic Design (Manual) - Graphic Design (Computer) PERSONALITY TRAITS Strict Self-Discipline Commitment Perseverance A desire to do your best and constantly strive to improve To keep trying until you are successful To stand up against peer pressure An open mind Visual cognitive skills Creative skills Literacy Be prepared to make personal sacrifice and work very long hours 12

13 ART & DESIGN DEPARTMENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Advertising, Fie Art, Murals, Printing, Publishing, layout artist, Magazines, Newspapers, Public Relations, Marketing, Graphic Design, Packaging, Digital Photography, Animation, Online and Offline Publishing, Interactive Design, Application Development Wed Development, Web Design, Interior Design, Fashion Design, Engineering, Product Design, Medical Imaging, Packaging, Architecture, Business Administration, Mobile Design, Education etc. NATED QUALIFICATION After successfully completing the N6 course and an 18 months experiential training period in the visual art and design sector, student can apply for the National Diploma in the Visual and Design. ASSESSMENT Pass requirement is 40% per subject Evaluations are cumulative, based on the regular assessment and Moderation throughout the year. Student are required to present a Portfolio of their work and pin up their best work for internal assessment and moderation. External examinations are written at the end of each level in JUNE and NOVEMBER 13

14 ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY You should not be late or absent for any of your classes. An acceptable explanation must be given to your lecturer as soon as possible as to why you were late or absent. If you arrive late, you are expected to apologize and take your seat quietly without disrupting the class. Action will be taken if: You are absent for unacceptable reasons for more than 20% of any term; You are absent for more than three days at once; Your attendance shows a pattern of decline; Your absences show a pattern, e.g. Every Monday morning; You regularly arrive late without good reason. If your attendance and/or punctuality provide cause for concern you will have to follow one of the courses of action outlined below: 1. You and your Lecturer will have a discussion where you will set goals and create an action plan to help you attend more regularly and punctually; 2. Your Student Support Officer will make contact with you to discuss what help you need to improve your attendance and punctuality; 3. If you still fail to meet the required standards of attendance and punctuality then the College may take disciplinary action. 14

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