Successful completion of this course provides you with the:
SATAC application process
Certificate IV in Costume for Performance [CUF40507] and the Diploma of Costume for Performance (CUF50507).

Students who successfully complete only one or more units of competency within this Qualification will receive a Statement of Attainment.

TAFESA Code	National Code	Qualification	Estimated time to complete
HFY	CUF40507	Certificate IV in Costume for Performance	18 months Full Time or Part Time equivalent
HFZ	CUF50507	Diploma of Costume for Performance	24 months Full Time or Part Time equivalent

Certificate IV in Costume for Performance
Make costumes; construct costume components; work effectively in a costume studio; participate in OHS processes; dress performers; modify, repair, maintain costume; apply art finishing; make costumes for dance and physical theatre; create theatrical millinery; construct hard and soft costume accessories; create patterns from block to meet customer specifications; use sewing machine; sew components; develop patterns from a block using basic pattern making principles; draw and interpret a basic sketch; analyse individual fit and make pattern alterations; plus modify patterns to create basic styles.

Diploma of Costume for Performance
Collaborate in a creative industry; coordinate costume manufacture; work effectively in a costume studio; ensure a safe workplace; make period costumes; make character costumes; make costumes for dance and physical theatre; create theatrical millinery; make costumes; design and construct costume corsetry and undergarments; realise costume; make presentation; construct costume components; organise and monitor bump in/bump out; analyse individual fit and make pattern alterations; plus modify patterns to create basic styles.

Award Courses - SATAC application process

Any one of:

• Satisfactory completion of SACE Stage 2 (or equivalent)
• Any Certificate III
• Satisfactory achievement in the TAFE SA Assessment of Basic Skills (TABS)

The sector covers the design and production of women’s, men’s and children’s apparel across, sports, formal, tailored, casual and bridal market areas. In fashion courses, the main business activity focuses on product design and development, technology and garment production. Footwear courses cover design and production, as well as giving students the skills and knowledge needed to operate within a business producing custom-made footwear. Graduates have the opportunity to work in the fashion and footwear design industries as designers, pattern makers, sample makers, product developers, CAD operators, production assistants/managers or stylists.