In Food specialisations, students describe the principles of food safety, nutrition, preparation, presentation, preservation, physical and sensory properties and perceptions.
Semester Course
Students in this course will:
Investigate, design, produce and evaluate food from a variety of countries and cultures around the world;
Demonstrate an understanding of the diverse nature of customs relating to food from different cultures;
Plan a variety of practical food preparation experiences within given criteria;
Select recipes aimed to teach a variety of skills;
Demonstrate safe use of a wide range of kitchen equipment;
Demonstrate an understanding of food hygiene;
Demonstrate all aspects of the Technology Process.
In Materials and technologies specialisations, students identify characteristics and properties of materials, systems, components, tools and equipment and outline how technologies can be combined and used to create designed solutions.
Semester Course
Students in this course will:
Use the sewing machine for basic and more advanced skills such as applique, patchwork and buttonholes;
Use the basic functions of the overlocker;
Follow a commercial pattern, including instruction interpretation;
Demonstrate skills in pinning, measuring and cutting fabrics and patterns;
Demonstrate all aspects of the Technology Process: Investigate, design, produce and evaluate.