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Textiles Technology GCSE

Textiles Technology GCSE. Areas of Study. Design and make skills Designing and making a textile product Fibres and f abrics Finishing p rocesses Components Product analysis Social, cultural, moral and environmental issues Processes and manufacture Production and p lanning

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Textiles Technology GCSE

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  1. Textiles Technology GCSE

  2. Areas of Study Design and make skills Designing and making a textile product Fibres and fabrics Finishing processes Components Product analysis Social, cultural, moral and environmental issues Processes and manufacture Production and planning ICT in textiles Coursework – 60% Exam – 40%

  3. Students who are successful in Textiles show skills in: • Researching and writing about other peoples’ designs • Designing on paper and on computer to produce • quality design drawings and ideas • Making prototypes, testing design ideas and writing • about what they have achieved • Making high quality products using a wide range of tools • and techniques • Work well both individually and in teams • Can combine all their skills and understanding of • design to answer exam questions about all that they • have learned • Enjoy working hard to see their own personal ideas • come to life

  4. Students in Textiles will need to: • Improve on their work in their own time • Provide materials and components for making tasks • Have a positive attitude to challenges and use this to overcome them • Follow all Health and Safety rules • Textiles is not an easy subject. You have to be organised, motivated and interested in both the • theory and the practical. • There is lots of written work both in the written exam and producing a written portfolio to accompany any practical work.

  5. Home Furnishings

  6. E-Textiles

  7. SMART Textiles

  8. Fashion Drawing

  9. Making

  10. Textiles GCSE can lead to: A Levels in Textiles Technology Art/Design College Then… Fabric buyer, Clothes designer, Pattern maker, Tailor, Fabric designers, Pattern designer, Toy designer, Toy maker, Shop owner, Wedding dress designer, Fashion designer, Trend setter, Fashion forecaster, Textiles teacher, Knitter, Weaver, Textile artist, Winner of Young Fashion Designer Competition Future Technologist, Children's clothes designer

  11. For any more information, please see • Miss Rance • Ms Woodrow

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