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Makongeni, along Garissa Road, 300 metres from Ananas Mall next to Kamwako Hardware
Mon – Sat: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM +254 719 140 403 abiflotechnical@gmail.com
Fashion designer working with garments and tailoring materials
Creative Skills

School of Fashion & Design

Tailoring, garment construction, design basics and small business development.

Hands-on trainingWorkplace readinessEnterprise focusCurrent intake subject to availability
SCHOOL OVERVIEW

About this training school

Develop creative and practical fashion skills with a focus on garment construction, basic design, quality finishing and entrepreneurship.

COURSE CATALOGUE

Courses in this school

Course availability can change by intake. Contact admissions to confirm the current timetable, fee, duration and start date for the program you select.

Fashion & Design

Learn practical garment-making foundations together with creative design awareness, quality finishing and customer-focused production.

Tailoring Basics

Develop measurements, fabric handling, machine operation, simple garment construction and alteration skills.

Garment Construction

Work through cutting, assembly, fitting, finishing and quality-control steps used in garment production.

Design Fundamentals

Explore proportion, colour, style, basic design development and how ideas are translated into wearable products.

Fashion Entrepreneurship

Learn pricing, customer service, simple records, order management, branding awareness and practical steps for running a small fashion business.

SKILLS YOU BUILD

What you will learn

  • Measurements and pattern basics
  • Garment construction
  • Machine handling
  • Finishing techniques
  • Basic design concepts
  • Pricing and customer service
CAREER & ENTERPRISE

Where the skills may be used

  • Tailoring assistant
  • Fashion entrepreneur
  • Garment maker
  • Alterations service provider
WHO IT SUITS

Target learners

Aspiring tailors, fashion entrepreneurs, creative learners and anyone interested in garment construction and design.

HOW TRAINING IS DELIVERED

Learning approach

Demonstrations, measurement practice, machine handling, supervised garment work, finishing and small-business guidance.

Important: Available modules and schedules are confirmed for each intake by admissions. Completion reflects participation and practical assessment requirements of the selected training program.
TRAINING METHODOLOGY

How training is delivered

The training method varies by course and may include classroom instruction, demonstrations, workshop practice, assignments, field exposure and assessment.

01

Classroom instruction

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

02

Practical demonstrations

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

03

Hands-on workshop sessions

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

04

Field exposure where applicable

Used where it is relevant to the selected program and level.

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