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Advisory staff receive a structured overview of content, scope, learning format, target groups, and measure number.
Professional and concise classification of the AZAV-certified further training „Fashion Design and Tailoring“ for team leaders, employment services, further training advice, and other consulting areas.
For technical or organisational queries, we are available to employees, specialist advisors and team leaders from employment agencies and job centres at any time for an individual online video call. Appointments can be easily arranged by email.
This information page is aimed at employees and managers of the Public Employment Services and Job Centres who advise clients on further vocational training, career reorientation, and qualification.
UniFash presents the measure factually and explains, for which people further training can be generally suitable, which practical skills are built up and how the measure can be classified professionally.
The decision regarding funding with an educational voucher, as well as the examination of personal and labour market requirements, remain entirely with the responsible employment agency or job centre.
In addition to personal suitability, the employability of further training is particularly important for advising and funding decisions.
UniFash has summarised the relevance of the „Fashion Design and Bespoke Tailoring“ course for the job market in a separate document. This elaboration objectively assesses qualification requirements, potential fields of activity, and further career prospects.
This information page provides key data on measures, target group characteristics, and professional networking opportunities in a compact and uniform format. Further questions can be discussed at any time in an individual online video call.
Advisory staff receive a structured overview of content, scope, learning format, target groups, and measure number.
The measure is presented as vocational training and expressly not as a substitute for a classic dual vocational training.
The focus is on cutting techniques, sewing techniques, fashion design, tailoring, practical workshops, and portfolio work.
The most important details for professional and funding-related guidance within the department.
UniFash is approved as a training provider by AZAV. Furthermore, there is a separate approval for the further education course in fashion design and tailoring.
The provider certification documents that UniFash GmbH meets the requirements for an accredited training provider in accordance with the Accreditation and Certification Ordinance for Employment Promotion.
Open carrier certificateThe approval for the measure refers to the further training course in fashion design and tailoring and documents the approval of the specific further training measure.
Open Certificate of MeasuresThe didactic and subject-specific concept of UniFash was developed on the basis of the research work „Revolutionising German Fashion Education“ developed.
The research paper examines how fashion education can be made practice-oriented, digitally accessible, and more closely aligned with professional competencies. The insights gained from this were transferred into the learning methodology, structure, and practical orientation of the further education.
The curriculum is guided by core competence areas of the apprenticeship in the bespoke tailoring trade and is supplemented by in-depth content from fashion design, pattern drafting, pattern making, digital learning, and portfolio development.
The personal suitability and the labour market necessity of support must always be assessed by the responsible authority on a case-by-case basis.
An individual online video call can last approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the consultation needs. The content and focus will be tailored to the respective questions of the department.
UniFash, supporting structure, AZAV certification, and organisational framework.
Duration, scope, mode of learning, languages, course code and course accreditation.
Skills requirements, areas of work and potential career paths.
Possible starting positions, career goals and counselling approaches.
Fashion design, pattern-making, sewing techniques, garments and portfolio work.
Individual clarification of technical and organisational questions arising from day-to-day consulting and matching practice.
UniFash is developing complementary contacts with home economics schools to inform individuals with backgrounds in textiles, design, or practical skills about suitable career opportunities.
Employees, consultants and team leaders from employment agencies and job centres can request a personal online video call with UniFash at any time. We will answer technical and organisational questions about the AZAV-certified further training course „Fashion Design and Bespoke Tailoring“.
Upon receipt of your request, we will arrange a suitable appointment and subsequently send you the personal access link for the online video call. This information is free of charge and non-binding.
Yes. UniFash GmbH holds AZAV provider certification. Additionally, there is separate course certification for the further education course in fashion design and tailoring.
Yes. UniFash has summarised the labour market relevance of further training in a separate document. The PDF can be opened directly in the „Labour Market Relevance“ section.
Yes. Employees, advisors and team leaders from Employment Agencies and Job Centres can request an individual online video call at any time. The appointment will be arranged personally and is free of charge and without obligation.
The measure is AZAV-certified. Funding via an education voucher is possible, provided that the personal and labour market requirements are met in individual cases. The decision on funding is made exclusively by the responsible employment agency or the responsible job centre.
Yes. The didactic and subject-specific concept was developed on the basis of the research work „Revolutionizing German Fashion Education“. The research findings were translated into learning methodology, digital implementation, and practical orientation.
The curriculum is based on key competence areas of the apprenticeship for bespoke tailoring. Additionally, fashion design, advanced pattern-making, pattern technology, digital learning formats, and portfolio work are taught. The programme is a continuing professional development course and not a complete dual vocational training.
Yes. The course will be conducted entirely online. Practical assignments, work samples, pattern constructions and portfolio work are mandatory components.
No. If the candidate has the relevant vocational qualifications, it can be assessed in the future whether a craft-related path to the intermediate examination is possible. The responsible craft authorities will decide on admission and recognition in each individual case.
For any questions regarding AZAV certification, the measure, potential target groups, or labour market positioning, we are available at any time for an individual online video call. This page can also be forwarded within your department to responsible advisory bodies, team leaders, and multipliers.