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1.0 INTRODUCTION
This chapter gives a brief history of SIWES, its aims and objectives, as well as a
short narrative on my application and posting. It also introduces intelligent
solution providers (ISP) of Computer, where I had my SIWES training.
The program was initially introduced in Nigeria by the Industrial Training Fund
(I.T.F.) which was established under Decree 47 of 1972 by the Supreme Military
Council, headed by General Yakubu Gowon. The Decree was billed to take effect
from 31st March, 1974 and had as its core objective, the gradual reduction of the
percentage of foreign participation in most of Nigeria’s economic activities,
accompanied by a systematic cooperation of locally oriented skilled manpower
into the vast economic sector.
One of the key functions of the ITF is to work as cooperative body with industry
and commerce where students in institutions of higher learning can undertake
mid-career work experience attachment in industries which are compatible with
student’s area of study. The students Industrial Work Experience Scheme
(SIWES) is a skill Training program designed to expose and prepare students for
the Industrial work situation which they are likely to meet after graduation.
Participation in SIWES has become a necessary pre-condition for the award of
diploma and degree certificate in specific disciplines in most institutions of
higher learning in the country in accordance with the education policy of
government.
The word SIWES (Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme) was introduce
by the federal government in the year 1973 to develop the technological, physical
and social skill of our nation, through this, adequate and intelligent student are
providing the department involved the actual challenge various discipline before
they can be awarded as am National Diploma (ND) graduate.
The logbook issued to student on attachment by the institution was used to record
all daily activities that took place during the period of attachment, and it was
checked and endorse by the industry based/institution based supervisors and ITF
during supervision.
CHAPTER TWO
Adeleke Adire Mall, was private organization, established in the year 2012. It
owned and manage by Mr. Adeleke David.
i. Fabric
ii. Ropes for tying
iii. Dye
iv. Sodium hydro-sulphide
v. Caustic soda
vi. Gloves
vii. Water (hot)
viii. Table spoon
ix. Bucket or Basin
x. Stove
xi. Salt
Fabrics abounds but the most common and popular one amongst
textile artist is cotton fabric.
The type of dye one uses depends on the types of fabric available but
the most available one is VAT DYE.
After the oxidation the fabric is washed with detergent to remove every
trace of chemicals from it which can destroy the fabric.
3.3 SCREEN PRINTING
Screen Printing- Process, Tools, Materials, Screen, Emulsion Paint, Sensitizer And
Squeegee
INK; this is a paste-like substance that has many colours used in printing.
3.4 ORNAMENTATION
This is the process of designing any object of your choice on a light
cartridge paper. Ornamentation can also be done using computer it is also
used for body decoration. In textile it can be transferred through to screen
or done through direct blocking on screen using lacquer. The vast range
of motifs used in ornamentations draws from geometric shapes, plants and
animal figures. The earliest ornamentation survived the pre-historic
cultures. With the arrival of printing the print makers are now more
versatile in their production.
Fig 1 A Designed Screen for Printing
3.5 BATIK RESIST DYEING
1. Fabric
2. Stencils
3. Dye
4. Sodium hydrosulphate
5. Caustic soda
6. Glove
7. Salt
8. Basin
9. Water (hot for the mixture then little cold water to lessen the hotness
to avoid untimely de-idaxing.)
10. Stove
Paste resist dying is the process of using paste-like substance like glue,
cassava flour, starch, rice flour etc. to design a fabric before dying
CHAPTER FOUR
Sourcing material: Material needed for practical’s are not readily available
in the place our where office is situated thus making it difficult for us to get
to them.
Financial problems: Due to the nature of the company the students are not
being paid, and
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 CONCLUSION
In conclusion I will say that every textile design mostly has its last
point on fabric.
5.1 RECOMMENDATION
I recommend this studio for other textile artist because I really got to
learn many other ways to send out messages through my designs.
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