Weaving (Level 1)

No specific entry requirements are needed for this level.

30-week course with 3 contact hours per week.

“By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

Gain knowledge on the basic weaving process, and the various types of looms and tools used.
Identify and explain the process of preparing the warp, differentiate between types of yarn, understand the functions of tools and equipment, and recognise the benefits of selecting the appropriate yarn for different weaving projects.
Calculate the correct length of warp threads and determine the quantity of bobbins needed.
Demonstrate the ability to unwind the warp, prepare the loom for beaming of the warp and correctly use the associated equipment.
Execute basic weaving methods using a loom with accuracy and control.
Practice and develop skills in beaming the warp, securing the warp to the rod, and maintaining proper tension with the correct method of creating the porrey cross.
Handle the warp and warp ends and dress the loom properly for drafting.
Thread the reed and thread warp ends through the reed with correct technique.
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Face-to-face lessons with hands-on practice

A letter of attendance will be issued to learners who attend at least 80% of the course

After successfully completing the course, learners can progress to studting Weaving open class

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