Description
Course Duration:
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Total Hours: 120–150 hours (flexible, depending on institution)
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Duration: 3–6 months (part-time/full-time options available)
Eligibility Criteria:
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Minimum education: 8th–10th grade (varies by institution)
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No prior sewing experience required (beginner-friendly)
Course Modules:
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Introduction to Sewing Machines
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Types of sewing machines (industrial vs. domestic)
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Machine parts and functions
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Threading and bobbin winding
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Basic Stitching Techniques
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Straight stitch, zigzag stitch, and overlock
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Seam types (French seam, flat-fell seam, etc.)
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Hemming and edge finishing
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Fabric Knowledge
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Types of fabrics (cotton, polyester, denim, etc.)
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Fabric grain, bias, and handling techniques
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Garment Construction
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Taking measurements
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Cutting and assembling fabric pieces
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Sewing simple garments (aprons, skirts, shirts)
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Machine Maintenance & Troubleshooting
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Cleaning and oiling machines
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Replacing needles and fixing tension issues
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Common problems and solutions
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Industry Practices & Safety
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Workplace safety in garment factories
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Quality control basics
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Efficiency in mass production
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Practical Training:
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Hands-on practice on industrial machines
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Projects: Creating sample stitches, repairing garments, assembling full garments
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Mock production line exercises
Career Opportunities:
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Sewing machine operator in garment factories
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Tailoring assistant
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Quality checker in textile units
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Self-employment (home-based tailoring)
Certification:
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Awarded upon successful completion of exams and practical assessments.
Institutions Offering This Course:
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Vocational training centers
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Government skill development programs (e.g., PMKVY in India)
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Private textile institutes
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NGOs focusing on women’s empowerment
Benefits of the Course:
✔ Quick skill acquisition for employability
✔ Low-cost training with high job demand
✔ Foundation for advanced fashion design courses
Note: Course content may vary slightly depending on the training provider.
