Clothing, Textiles and Fashion 10 covers basic sewing techniques, hand sewing, and machine use, along with textile care, design fundamentals, and the science of textiles. Students explore career opportunities in the fashion industry, learn about clothing's physical and social roles, and gain an understanding of sustainability. The course includes optional modules on mending, surface embellishment, wardrobe planning, and fashion accessories.

Clothing, Textiles and Fashion 20 focuses on intermediate sewing skills, pattern selection, and techniques for garment creation. It includes modules on textile science, fashion industries, and ethical fashion. Optional modules cover quilting, fashion history, embroidery, and costume design. Students can also explore fashion illustration and work on advanced sewing projects. There are opportunities for work-study placements to gain practical experience in the field.

Clothing, Textiles and Fashion 30 focuses on advanced skills in quilting, sewing, and pattern development. Key modules include advanced sewing techniques, pattern creation from fashion designs, and ethical fashion that promotes waste reduction. It also covers fashion marketing and retailing. Students can complete advanced sewing projects and gain practical experience through work-study placements. These modules prepare students for careers in the fashion industry with a focus on both creative and commercial aspects.