Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a range of programs in various fields, including fashion, interior design, and sewing.

Fashion Programs

• Fashion Diplomas: The university offers a Fashion Design & Creative Arts diploma, as well as a Fashion Design Core 4 diploma.
• Fashion Certificate: The Fashion Design & Illustration certificate is available, along with other certificates in areas such as Pattern Making & Assembling Technique, Couture Pattern Making, and Technical Pattern Making.
• Fashion Business: The Global Fashion Marketing diploma and Styling & Marketing for Fashion & Lifestyle certificate are offered, as well as a Product Development, Sourcing & Manufacturing program.

Interior Design Programs

• Interior Design Certificate: A certificate in interior design is available.
• Core 4 Interior Design Diploma: A diploma in interior design is also offered.

Sewing Programs

• Sewing Courses: Various sewing courses are available, including a 2-Day Intensive Sewing course, Sewing Level 1, Sewing Level 2, Sewing Level 3, and Industrial Sewing.
• Pattern Making: A Pattern Making Fundamentals course is offered.

Other Programs

• 2-Week Intensives: Intensive courses are available in areas such as Sewing, Basic Pattern Making, 2nd Level Pattern Making, Fashion Design & Illustration, Gerber Digital, and Couture Embellishment.
• Applications: Courses in Adobe Illustrator and Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) are offered.
• Youth Camps: Fashion Design & Sewing Camp and MakeUp & Styling Camp are available for youth.

Program Details

Youth After School Sewing Camp

• Class Size: 16 students (max)
• Date: Once a week for 1 month
• Day: Wednesday
• Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
• Age Range: 8 to 14 years
• Location: 1888 W 1st Ave, Vancouver, BC
• Price: $295

Program Timeline

• Week 1: Introduction to Sewing; Basic Techniques
• Week 2: Project Work
• Week 3: Collaborative Projects
• Week 4: Portfolio Presentation

Evaluation

• Portfolio Review: A final presentation showcasing completed projects.
• Peer Feedback: Engaging in constructive critiques with fellow participants.
• Instructor Assessment: Personalized feedback throughout the program.

Materials

1. Various textiles and design materials for fashion projects

Faculty

Carla Jones

Carla is a passionate multi-disciplinary creative with a sharp eye for the details that make great product design. They are a graduate of LaSalle College's fashion design program, with a focus on technical development and design. Carla has since worked at Lululemon on their Product Innovation team, where they supported the development of a female-focused apparel line for ultra-marathon runners among other exciting projects. Carla now focuses on teaching, building their personal brand, and pursuing creative projects with private clients.