The main goal of the department is to produce a cadre who will be able to enter in the field of men’s or ladies’ clothing manufacturing, industry ( in managerial positions), self employed running small enterprises to sustain themselves upon completion . Currently the department offers courses to full time students pursuing N.C in Industrial Clothing Design & Construction and N.D in Industrial Clothing Design & Construction. (Short courses that are offered under the TAP during the holidays for two weeks are Dressmaking and interior decoration.)
Those wishing to join and with the required subject passes should come with the application letter in person , certified copies of certificates to the Head of department.
5 ‘O’ Level passes including English Language, Fashion and Fabrics is an added advantage. A pass in a relevant NFC subjects (Garment Contsruction, Textiles and Patern Making) and Industrial experience is an added advantage.
Upon completion of the course graduate can join industry as pattern makers, production controllers, fashion designers, work study officers, production managers, quality controllers, stage designers, fashion buyers, merchandisers, line supervisors and can join the teaching field teaching Fashion and Fabrics, Garment construction, Pattern Making and Textile Studies.
A full National Certificate in Industrial Clothing Design & Construction or Clothing Technology.
Year 1(taught at college)
Year 2 : ON THE JOB EDUCATION & TRAINING( OJET)
Attachment is done in reputable clothing manufacturing companies in Zimbabwe.
Year 3 (final year taught at college)
Upon completion of the course graduate can join industry as pattern makers, production controllers, fashion designers, work study officers, production managers, quality controllers, stage designers, fashion buyers, merchandisers, line supervisors and can join the teaching field teaching Fashion and Fabrics, Garment construction, Pattern Making and Textile Studies.
Phone +263 39 252176
Extension 131 (Head of Department) or 123
Staff Email Addresses
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On any given day, you can look around your surroundings and come in contact with print design. Information comes to you in many forms: the graphics on the front of a cereal box, or on the packaging in your cupboards; the information on the billboards and bus shelter posters you pass on your way to work; the graphics on the outside of the cup that holds your double latte; and the printed numbers on the dial of the speedometer in your car. Information is communicated by the numbers on the buttons in an elevator; on the signage hanging in stores; or on the amusing graphics on the front of your friend’s T-shirt. So many items in your life hold an image that is created to convey information. And all of these things are designed by someone produced from this Department of Applied Art and Design at Masvingo Polytechnic.
FULL TIME COURSES
*For more information and details contact the college and visit the Department in person Monday to Friday during business hours.
The aim of the course is to produce training managers who are able to research, develop and manage curriculum.
At the end of the course students will be able to:
For entry to the course, the prospective student should:
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Goshomi, E. Lecturer E-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Mugove, F. Lecturer E-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Tafirei, P Lecturer E-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Maware Lecturer
Application Procedure
All applications are directed to the Head of institution Masvingo Polytechnic as advertised on print and electronic media. Students are recruited on the condition of passing entrance test written during interviews.
Future Employment Areas
On successful completion of the courses in any one of the levels graduates can work in: Manufacturing Industry, Production industry, Mining industry, Construction industry, Aviation industry, Marine industry and Transport industry.
Projects
The department of Mechanical Engineering has found it imperative to design and manufacture a number of products that utilise local components and cheap underutilised raw materials to produce final product. The department has completed a number of products which are on demand by the local people and the country as a whole. The department of Mechanical Engineering specializes in the following range of products: Scotchcarts, Harrows, Wheelbarrows, Sliding gates, Car ports, Vehicle shades, Gyser stoves Electric ploughs, Waste bins, Winnowing machines, Building tools, Hybridised manually operated washing machines.
The aim of the course is to produce a competent Fitter Machinist who is theoretically and practically skilled in machining and fitting of engineering parts, installing and produce components to required specifications.
The aim of the course is to produce an innovative technologist who is skilled in designing, installation and industrial operations.
The aim of the course is to produce a competent Boilermaker/Plate welder who is theoretically and practically skilled in fabrication of steel structures to required specifications.
The aim of the course is to produce a competent Draftsperson who is theoretically and practically skilled in designing and producing engineering drawings to required specifications.
The aim of the course is to produce an innovative technician who is skilled in designing, installing and maintaining equipment and plant.
For more information contact the department on the following numbers
HOD Modfy Zvenhamo
+263 777 438 036
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