Sewing Mixed Ability

Sewing Mixed Ability

Venue:
Duration: 10 weeks
Start Date: Monday 13 January 2025 (Induction: Monday 6 January 2025)
Start date: Tuesday 14 January 2025 (Induction: Tuesday 7 January 2025)
Day and time: Monday, 6-8.30pm OR Tuesday, 9.30am-12noon
Course fee: To be confirmed
Enrolment information: To be confirmed

Course Aims

Do you have some unfinished projects lurking around, or would you like to create a garment, a soft furnishing piece or a simple sewn item?

Our Mixed Ability sewing courses are the perfect solution if you need some help with a project you have on the go or if you want to make a specific piece or learn particular techniques.

Come along and spend some dedicated sewing time working with an experienced tutor.

Meet new people, learn new skills, and utilise your creativity.

You must bring with you all the elements required to complete your project – paper pattern/book/instructions, fabric, threads, notions etc.

Entry Requirements

These classes are not suitable for complete beginners.  Learners must understand how to thread up and use a sewing machine.  Some basic sewing knowledge is required and an enjoyment of sewing, imagination, and a desire to have fun.

How to apply

For information on how to apply, please call 01482 615 349 / 616 580 or email: learneradvice@hullcc.gov.uk

Course Content

This is classroom-based, workshop-style, learning experience.

This course is designed for those who would benefit from some guidance for their sewing project from one of our qualified teachers.

During these sessions you can enjoy the company of like-minded people in a friendly environment.

We welcome all projects, bring anything from an untouched pattern to half made garments to vintage alterations.

Tutor demonstration, advice, guidance, and practical support will be given throughout the session.

 

You must bring with you all the elements required to complete your project – paper pattern/book/instructions, fabric, threads, notions etc.

Assessment Method

This is a RARPA based course, assessment is carried out though building of a portfolio and taking part within tasks matched to the individual’s personal targets.

RARPA stands for Recognising and Recording Progress and Achievement which is the process of assessment for non-accredited learning. It is a means of validating the outcomes of programmes which do not result in qualifications. RARPA is a five-stage process which measures and records learners’ progress, achievements and attendance.

Where can it lead?

You could progress on to further crafting, sewing and pottery/ceramics courses.

As a Hull Training and Adult Education learner, you have access to our Careers Advice Service. Our advisers are on hand to guide you through options and support you to achieve your full potential. Ask your tutor to refer you, if required.

Enquiry form

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