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    This document presents a chart showing occupations related to textiles and design organized into four levels based on typical education and training requirements. The chart lists occupations such as fashion designer, textile designer, costume maker, and interior decorator. It provides a brief description of the education levels, noting that level 1 typically requires completion of year 10 or a certificate I/II, level 2 a certificate III/IV or experience, level 3 a diploma or advanced diploma, and level 4 a bachelor's degree or higher. The document encourages consideration of these occupations for those interested in textiles and design.

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    This document presents a chart showing occupations related to textiles and design organized into four levels based on typical education and training requirements. The chart lists occupations such as fashion designer, textile designer, costume maker, and interior decorator. It provides a brief description of the education levels, noting that level 1 typically requires completion of year 10 or a certificate I/II, level 2 a certificate III/IV or experience, level 3 a diploma or advanced diploma, and level 4 a bachelor's degree or higher. The document encourages consideration of these occupations for those interested in textiles and design.

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    Do You Enjoy or Are You Good at Textiles and Design - A4C

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    level 4

    Costume maker

    Set designer

    level 3
    Costume maker

    Retail buyer

    level 2

    Craftsperson
    Craftsperson

    Textile designer

    Leather goods maker

    Canvas goods maker

    Milliner

    Clothing cutter
    Fashion
    coordinator

    level 1

    Clothing
    patternmaker

    Clothing and
    soft furnishing
    production worker

    Costume maker

    Fashion
    coordinator

    Retail buyer

    Craftsperson

    Clothing
    patternmaker

    Dry cleaner

    Costume maker
    Fashion
    coordinator

    Furniture
    designer

    Craftsperson

    Fashion designer

    Interior
    decorator

    Laundry worker

    textiles
    & design

    Fashion designer

    Fibre
    textile worker

    Fibre textile worker

    Interior decorator
    Jeweller
    Furniture
    designer

    Sailmaker

    Interior
    decorator

    Screen printer

    Dry cleaner

    Fashion
    designer

    Textile designer

    Footwear worker

    Clothing cutter
    Fashion designer

    Set designer

    Leather goods
    maker

    Textile
    mechanic

    Sewing
    machinist

    Textile
    technician

    Textile
    technician
    Wardrobe
    supervisor

    Theatrical
    costume maker
    and designer

    Theatrical
    costume maker
    and designer

    Visual
    merchandiser

    Theatrical
    costume maker
    and designer

    Transport
    designer

    Upholsterer
    Visual merchandiser

    Wardrobe
    supervisor

    Wardrobe supervisor

    Interior designer
    Wardrobe
    supervisor

    Interior designer

    Do you enjoy or are you good at

    TEXTILES & DESIGN?


    Have you considered the occupations above?

    Usual training requirements


    Level 1 Usually has a skill level equal to the completion of
    Year 10, the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education,
    Certificate I or Certificate II qualification. Australian
    Apprenticeships may be offered at this level.

    ED13-0050

    Level 2 U
     sually has a skill level equal to a Certificate III or IV
    or at least three years relevant experience. Australian
    Apprenticeships may be offered at this level.
    Level 3 U
     sually requires a level of skill equal to a Diploma or
    Advanced Diploma. Study is often undertaken through
    TAFEs or Registered Training Organisations. Some
    universities offer studies at this level.

    Level 4 U
     sually requires the completion of a Bachelor Degree or
    higher qualification. Study is often undertaken at university.
    This chart shows a selection of jobs that have some relation
    to the subject of TEXTILES & DESIGN.
    The four education and training levels are to
    be used as a guide only. These levels indicate
    the most common education and/or entry
    requirements for these jobs.
    For further information visit
    www.jobguide.education.gov.au and
    www.myfuture.edu.au

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