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CREATIVE INDUSTRIESART AND DESIGN | BEAUTY | FASHION | FLORISTRY HAIRDRESSING | WRITING AND EDITING

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES

ii | 2016 Course and Pathways Guide

All courses are government accredited and have national recognition. For further course details visit www.boxhill.edu.au

STUDY MODE KEY

Full time

Part time

Off campus

Flexible learning

Apprenticeship

Traineeship

VETiS

POSSIBLE CAREERS

> Hairdresser

> Artist

> Graphic Designer

> Interior Decorator

> Beauty Therapist

> Nail Technician

> Fashion Designer

> Makeup Artist

> Merchandiser

> Florist

> Writer

> Editor

CREATIVE INDUSTRIES COURSES

The information contained in this publication is correct at time of print (June 2016). Box Hill Institute reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details of course offerings and other information published here.

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ART AND DESIGN

Do you have a creative flair or natural knack for design? Whether you’re into graphic design, interior design or the visual arts, a career in art and design can provide the perfect balance between your passion and work.

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF VISUAL ARTS

National code: CUA60715

Start dates: February and July

How to enrol: Direct Entry

Location: City

2 years

This Advanced Diploma is for students who have either completed the Diploma or have substantial practical experience in making art. Learners will work in their own studios with classes one day per week and online materials to support their learning.

Learning outcomes You will build on their practical and conceptual skills to create a body of work that will be developed to exhibition standard. It is expected that all learners will work towards exhibiting their work in a group or solo exhibition at the conclusion of their studies. Timetabled classes in drawing, collaborative learning forums and online materials are provided to support your learning.

DeliveryBlended delivery. See boxhill.edu.au for full details.

Entry requirements• Attend information or enrolment session

(optional)• Complete supplementary application form:

boxhill.edu.au/creative/art-design/• Email a request to: [email protected]• Call 1300 BOX HILLWhen you submit your application you will be able to book your interview time online.

Selection Method• Assessment of application:

boxhill.edu.au/creative/art-design/

• Successful completion of Diploma

Career outcomesOn successful completion you will have attained the knowledge and confidence to make appropriate decisions regarding your future as self-employed art practitioner.

Further Study OptionsYou will be able to apply for further studies in art at universities at degree level.

Course AssessmentVisit boxhill.edu.au for course assessment information specific to this course.

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF GRAPHIC DESIGN




Location: Box Hill, Lilydale

1 year

This course will extend your understanding of the print and design industry and will help you gain advanced skills in managing major projects and implementing design solutions when dealing with complex design briefs.

Learning outcomes Major studies will include 2D and 3D design theory, advanced digital production, copyright, project management, multimedia, web design and interactive interface design.

DeliveryOn campus. See boxhill.edu.au for full details.




Selection Method• Individual interview and assessment of folio:


Career outcomesAt the end of the course, you will leave with a strong portfolio of work that will assist you to gain employment as a designer in graphic design and related fields such as advertising, publishing and digital media.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to articulate into the Bachelor of Creative Arts or Bachelor of Media and Communication at Deakin University, and receive credits for studies already undertaken.


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ART AND DESIGN

DIPLOMA OF GRAPHIC DESIGN



How to enrol: VTAC and Direct Entry


1 year

This course will develop the skills and knowledge required to work as a graphic designer. You will learn design principles and elements, technical drawings, digital image development and illustration and design for web environments.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to apply design process when responding to briefs, develop basic design concepts and gain an understanding of graphics pre-press. Your major studies will include design, design theory, digital art and design, finished art, graphic arts, graphic design, project management and web design.







Career outcomesOn completion of the Diploma of Graphic Design you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to work as a graphic designer or graphic artist for print shops, design agencies, design studios or for your own business.

Further Study OptionsGraduates may be eligible to complete the Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design.


DIPLOMA OF VISUAL ARTS


Start dates: February


Location: City

1 year available

The Diploma of Visual Arts provides the skills and knowledge to prepare for a career in the visual arts industry.

Learning outcomes You will explore and develop skills in specialist areas including painting, printmaking and sculpture and build on existing skills. Our visiting artist program ensures you develop a breadth of understanding of current trends in visual art. Studies in art theory and art business are integral to the Diploma.







Career outcomesOn successful completion you will have attained the knowledge and confidence to make appropriate decisions regarding your future as self-employed art practitioner.

Further Study OptionsYou will be able to apply for further studies at university art schools, or continue in the Advanced Diploma of Visual Art. Box Hill Institute is proud to announce that students who successfully complete this course will be eligible for guaranteed entry into the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) at Deakin University. You will be required to complete the Diploma with an average 50% score to access a maximum of 8 credit points of recognition in the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts).


DIPLOMA OF INTERIOR DESIGN AND DECORATION

National code: MSF50213



Location: City

1.5 years

The Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration provides the technical and design skills to work in the Interior Design industry.

Learning outcomes You will develop skills and knowledge in covering furnishings, finishes and aesthetic presentation to meet the purpose, efficiency and comfort of a space. The course covers a detailed understanding of the application and effect of colour and pattern in interior space and the application of historic furnishing styles and their relationship to architectural periods and heritage projects to provide a full range of decoration services, consultation and design advice. You will work with a client brief to complete decorative schemes for the effective use of residential and commercial or institutional interior spaces. In your final 6 months, you will complete a work placement, which will prepare you for entry to the workforce.

DeliveryOn campus only.






Career outcomesThe qualification aims to lead to employment outcomes such as self-employment as an interior decorator, colour consultant or interior stylist, in-house interior designer or decorator for design and decoration consultancies.

Further Study OptionsYou will be able to apply for further studies in the Advanced Diploma of Creative Product Development or other tertiary options.



CERTIFICATE IV IN DESIGN





6 months

The Certificate IV in Design provides the skills and knowledge in graphic art, graphic design, industrial design and product design required to pursue employment in design for a range of sectors.

Learning outcomes You will learn about design concepts, and selecting the right techniques and media to communicate ideas. You will also develop an understanding of graphic design techniques, colour application, typography and digital production. Design history, drawing, 3D modelling and visual effects are also covered. Major studies include design (including 2D, 3D and colour theory), design process and theory, digital modelling (3D), graphic design, illustration, typography and creative thinking.







Career outcomesAlthough you gain skills necessary to pursue a career in the design field, the purpose of this course is to prepare you for further study.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to specialise in graphic art, graphic design, media or interior design, at Diploma, Advanced Diploma or university design degree.


CERTIFICATE III IN VISUAL ARTS




Location: City

1 year 2 years

The Certificate III in Visual Arts gives you the opportunity to explore a variety of art techniques and methods. Guided by practising artists you will have a unique opportunity to realise your artistic goals.

Learning outcomes You will study drawing, printmaking, sculpture, painting, art history and theory, visit exhibitions, listen to artist talks, participate in workshops and develop an understanding of what it is to be a visual artist. You will also further your interest in visual art and participate in classes that will teach practical skills and encourage you to develop your concepts.







Career outcomesThis qualification enables learners to use a range of skills and techniques to produce art and craft works. They have the ability to select, adapt and transfer skills to different situations. Job outcomes are limited at this level.

Further Study OptionsThis course is nationally recognised. Most graduates continue to study at Certificate IV level. This course provides a pathway for further study in the visual arts at Certificate IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Degree level.


CERTIFICATE IV IN VISUAL ARTS




Location: City

1 year 2 years

The Certificate IV in Visual Arts provides students with a broad range of knowledge and skills in visual arts.

Learning outcomes This course will enable you to build on conceptual and practical skills. You will undertake extensive studies in drawing, painting, printmaking and sculpture, listen to artists speak about their work and broaden their understanding of art history and theory.

DeliveryOn campus. See boxhill.edu.au for full details

Entry Requirements• Attend information or enrolment

session (optional)• Complete supplementary application form:




Career outcomes This course may provide you with the skills and knowledge to set up in your own studio working as a visual artist.

Further Study OptionsThis nationally recognised course will prepare most graduates to continue to further visual arts study at Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Degree level. Some Certificate IV graduates may choose to enter the art industry directly by working as artists.



FASHION

Have you got a flair for fashion? If you think you’ve got what it takes to cut it in the dynamic world of fashion, then we’ve got the courses to help you develop your career.

BACHELOR OF FASHION



Location: Box Hill

3 years

The Bachelor of Fashion provides the skills and knowledge required to work as a fashion designer of the future. This course covers all aspects of the fashion industry as well as the creative and technical knowledge required for the industry.

Learning outcomes You will learn about fashion theory, design elements and principles, CAD illustration, patternmaking, garment construction and application of these skills in the industry. The course has a strong focus on industry and you will gain real industry skills using Gerber patternmaking technology, Apparel 21, Adobe and WGSN software. It also focuses on the business side of fashion including marketing, digital marketing and event management. In the final year you will design, pattern make and construct a showcase collection for the end of year graduate fashion parade and undertake an internship with an Australian Fashion organisation to gain real industry experience.


Entry requirementsVisit boxhill.edu.au for entry requirements specific to this course.

Selection Method• Individual interview

• Assessment of application (Box Hill Institute)

• Assessment of application (VTAC)

• Assessment of folio

Career outcomesGraduates of this course can expect to be employed in the industry as a fashion designer, product developer, pattern technician, production manager or trend forecaster. You will also be equipped with the relevant skills and knowledge to be self-employed in their own fashion business.

Further Study OptionsThe Bachelor of Fashion can also prepare you for further post graduate study options such as Master of Design or Masters of Arts etc.


BACHELOR OF FASHION MERCHANDISING



Location: City

3 years

The Bachelor of Fashion Merchandising provides the skills and knowledge to pursue a fashion retail career. This course offers an exciting program that provides career opportunities in the rapidly changing fashion retail industry.

Learning outcomes A key component of this new course is digital merchandising, focusing on current and new technologies. You will learn how to market your brand using social media, understand how consumers will shop using new mobile technologies and design and develop a fashion website. The merchandising subjects will develop your skills as a fashion buyer to research trends and develop fashion ranges using computer aided design programs. In the third year, you will undertake a workplace internship to gain real industry experience in a fashion retail organisation. You will also undertake a major industry project in consultation with a fashion retail brand. This project requires you to research, plan and develop a comprehensive merchandising solution.



Selection Method• Individual Interview

• Assessment of Application

Career outcomesGraduates from the course can expect to be employed as a fashion buyer, merchandiser, visual merchandiser, product developer, retail manager, marketing assistant or self-employed as either a fashion boutique or online retailer.

Further Study OptionsThe Bachelor of Fashion Merchandising course can also prepare you for further post graduate study such as a Master’s program.



DIPLOMA OF APPLIED FASHION DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

National code: LMT50307



Location: Box Hill

1.5 years

The Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Technology prepares students for a career in the fashion industry.

Learning outcomes You will gain skills in patternmaking, garment construction, computer aided design (CAD), analysis, production management, quality management, grading and fittings and developing a fashion range. You will also complete a four-week industry placement in your final year to prepare you for work or further study.




boxhill.edu.au/creative/fashion/• Email a request to: [email protected]• Call 1300 BOX HILLWhen you submit your application you will be able to book your interview time online.


boxhill.edu.au/creative/fashion

Career outcomesThis course may provide you with entry-level employment opportunities as an assistant designer, pattern maker, production assistant, quality control assistant and assist with sourcing and liaising with supply chain networks.

Further Study OptionsThe course offers a pathway into our Bachelor of Fashion and Bachelor of Fashion Merchandising.



WRITING AND EDITING

Have you got a way with words? Do you find yourself correcting other people’s grammar? If penning the next great novel, play or screenplay appeals to you, a career in writing and editing could be what you’re looking for.

DIPLOMA OF PROFESSIONAL WRITING AND EDITING^

National code: 22091VIC



Location: City

1 year available

The Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing builds on the foundation provided by the Certificate IV course, to allow you to become a professional editor or writer in your field of interest.

Learning outcomes You can choose to specialise in fiction or non-fiction and develop your writing to a publishable standard. You can expect to finish writing a short story collection or series of non-fiction pieces, or possibly finish a book length work, perhaps a novel, memoir, history or cook book. This course is particularly suitable for adults who can work independently and have particular projects in mind.



Selection Method• Direct Entry

Career outcomesThis course may lead to employment opportunities in the publishing industry or can be added to employment skills in any occupation. Graduates could become published writers of fiction or non-fiction or work on a freelance basis as an editor or proof reader.

Further Study OptionsAfter successful completion, you may wish to continue your studies at university in a degree or post graduate course in creative writing, editing or publishing.


^ Please refer to boxhill.edu.au for current course information. Training packages may have changed since the publication of this guide. If changes have occurred, new students will be enrolled in the new course. Proposed course/s and delivery location/s are subject to minimum student numbers and may change.

CERTIFICATE IV IN PROFESSIONAL WRITING AND EDITING

National code: 22203VIC



Location: City

1 year 2 years

The Certificate IV in Professional Writing and Editing is a practical course providing an overview of the industry and foundation skills in a variety of key writing and editing techniques.

Learning outcomes You will learn foundation skills in computing, editing, fiction and non-fiction, as well as a variety of writing specialisations such as short story, journalism, novel, public relations, writing for children and screenwriting.



Selection Method• Direct Entry

Career outcomesThis course may lead to employment opportunities in the publishing industry, editing, public relations and writing for the web or can be added to employment skills in any occupation. Graduates could become published writers in fiction or non-fiction.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to progress into the Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing at Box Hill Institute or apply for university degree programs.



HAIR AND BEAUTY

If you love the thought of learning how to create the latest looks, then you could have what it takes to cut it in the hairdressing and beauty industry. Hairdressers, Beauty Therapists and Nail Technicians work in a vibrant and constantly changing industry, using their creative skills to transform others.

DIPLOMA OF BEAUTY THERAPY

National code: SHB50115



Location: Box Hill

1 year

The Diploma of Beauty Therapy equips students with the most up-to-date beauty treatment knowledge and skills to pursue a career in beauty therapy.

Learning outcomes This exciting course teaches you traditional beauty therapy with a holistic approach, utilising natural products and environmentally sustainable practices. You will also learn to practice the ancient healing methods of hydrotherapy, aromatherapy and massage. You will gain experience in a simulated day spa environment which will allow you to gain confidence and expertise under the guidance of expert teachers.



Selection Method• Assessment of Application

• Assessment of Application (VTAC)

Career outcomesThis course leads to work in beauty salons, spa retreats, resorts and hairdressing salons that provide beauty services.

Further Study OptionsOn successful completion of this course and having gained industry experience, you may wish to apply for entry to our Diploma of Specialist Make-up (TV & film) or degrees with other higher education organisations to further your studies.


CERTIFICATE IV IN BEAUTY THERAPY




Location: Box Hill

1 year

The Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy provides the skills and knowledge required to deliver a full range of beauty therapy services to clients.

Learning outcomes This exciting course teaches you traditional beauty therapy with a holistic approach, utilising natural products and environmentally sustainable practices. You will also learn to practice the ancient healing methods of hydrotherapy, aromatherapy and massage. You will gain experience in a simulated day spa environment which will allow you to gain confidence and expertise under the guidance of expert teachers.



Selection Method• Assessment of Application

Career outcomesThis course leads to work in beauty salons, spa retreats, resorts and hairdressing salons that provide beauty services.

Further Study OptionsOn successful completion of this course and having gained industry experience, you may wish to apply for entry to our Diploma of Specialist Make-up (TV & film) or degrees with other higher education organisations to further your studies.



CERTIFICATE III IN HAIRDRESSING^

National code: SIH30111

Start dates: FT February and July AP throughout the year


Location: Box Hill, workplace

1 year# 3 years*

The Certificate III in Hairdressing can be achieved through a Full time program or apprenticeship and is designed to prepare you for a successful career in the hairdressing Industry.

Learning outcomes You will learn the necessary skills, from how to maintain a clean, safe and efficient workplace to communicating effectively with those around you. You will treat, cut, colour and style hair, while learning how to coordinate a salon team and sell various products and services. Your teachers will encourage and support you to participate in competitions and industry awards. This class uses iPads as the main source for its resources as well as demonstration videos.



Selection Method• Assessment of application

Career outcomesThis course will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills required for working in the hairdressing industry.

Further Study OptionsYou may wish to develop salon management skills by studying the Diploma of Salon Management or Diploma of specialist make-up services (TV & Film).


#Four days per week classroom study (full-time course) *1 day per week classroom study (apprenticeship).

CERTIFICATE III IN BEAUTY SERVICES




Location: Box Hill

6 months

If you’re interested in a career in beauty, this course provides you with hands-on learning in a variety of techniques.

Learning outcomes You will develop beauty techniques such as waxing, manicures and pedicures, make-up, ear piercing, nail enhancements and tinting services. Along with these practical skills you also learn about the science of skin and nails and the communication and retail techniques necessary for a career in beauty.




Career outcomesThis course leads to work in beauty salons, and hairdressing salons that provide beauty services.

Further Study OptionsIf you successfully complete this course, you will be given credits when applying for the Box Hill Institute Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy or the Diploma of Beauty Therapy that specialise in Spa or the Diploma of Specialist Make-up Services (TV & film).


CERTIFICATE II IN HAIRDRESSING (VETiS)^

National code: SIH20111



Location: Box Hill

2 years

This VETiS course is for students who are thinking of a career in hairdressing, this introductory course will give you the skills to begin work in the hairdressing industry.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to maintain a clean and efficient environment and how to communicate effectively with those around you including co-workers and clients. You will also learn how to prepare clients for salon services, shampooing and removing chemicals from the hair, performing head neck and shoulder massage and Braiding techniques. Basic business skills are also covered in this certificate along with how to sell products and services.



Selection Method• No selection process required

Career outcomesThis course will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills required for gaining work in the hairdressing industry. You may also undertake a Hairdressing apprenticeship or full-time Certificate III in Hairdressing course and be credited for the units you have already achieved.

Further Study OptionsCompletion of this course enables you to progress to the Certificate III in Hairdressing.


HAIR AND BEAUTY

^Please refer to boxhill.edu.au for current course information. Training packages may have changed since the publication of this guide. If changes have occurred, new students will be enrolled in the new course. Proposed course/s and delivery location/s are subject to minimum student numbers and may change.


CERTIFICATE II IN RETAIL COSMETICS (VETiS)


Start dates: February and July (February for VETiS)

How to enrol: Direct Entry or through your secondary school for the VETiS course.


2 years 6 months

If beauty is your passion, this course will equip you with the vast range of skills required to become a make-up consultant.

Learning outcomes You will learn how to apply day, evening, photographic and make-up, as well as false eyelash application and ear piercing. Along with these practical skills you will also learn the communication and retail skills vital for a career as a make-up consultant.



Selection Method• VETiS course - direct entry through your

secondary school

• Part-time course - enrolment and information session

Career outcomesThis course may lead to work in the beauty, make-up, cosmetic and retail industries.

Further Study OptionsAfter successfully completing this course, you can move on to Certificate III in Beauty Services, Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy, or Diploma of Beauty Therapy specialising in Spa.


HAIR AND BEAUTY

COMING IN 2017NEW COURSES WILL BE RUNNING IN 2017 IN BARBERING, MAKE-UP AND SCREEN AND MEDIA MAKE-UP.

CHECK BOXHILL.EDU.AU BEFORE ENROLLING FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION.


HOLLY VANISH

CERTIFICATE III IN FLORISTRY

I went to university originally, but the style of learning didn’t suit me. Coming to Box Hill, where it is hands-on and you have one-on-one time with your teachers, that sort of teaching style really suits.


CERTIFICATE II IN FLORISTRY (ASSISTANT)

National code: SFL20115



Location: Box Hill

6 months

This qualification will allow you to enter into the floristry industry at an assistant level.

Learning outcomes You will learn basic construction skills and techniques for items such as bunch, bouquets, boxed arrangements, table centres and basic wired items such as corsages and buttonholes. You will also learn floristry specific operational subjects focusing on floristry stock, including; recognising, receiving, storing, preparing and caring for flowers.




Career outcomesYou will be eligible for employment in the floristry industry as an assistant. You may also undertake a floristry apprenticeship or full time Certificate III in Floristry and be credited for the units you have already achieved.

Further Study OptionsAfter completion of Certificate II you can move on to complete the Certificate III in Floristry, as a full time student or as an apprentice. You will be credited for the units of competency you completed in the Certificate II.


CERTIFICATE III IN FLORISTRY

National code: SFL30115

Start dates: February and July (Apprenticeships enrol throughout the year)


Location: Box Hill

1 year^ 2 years*

The Certificate III in Floristry allows you to enter the floristry industry with a recognised qualification as a florist. The floristry environments may include traditional retail floristry shops, studios and floristry businesses who sell via the internet or phone. You will learn basic construction skills and techniques for items such as bunch, bouquets, boxed arrangements, table centres and basic wired items such as corsages and buttonholes.

Learning outcomes You will extend on the basic floristry practical skills and design and construct complex floristry items suitable for corporate, function, wedding and funeral work. You will also learn floristry specific operational subjects focusing on floristry stock, including recognising, receiving, storing, preparing and caring for, as well as units on sourcing floristry stock and displays and merchandising. Apprentices will be signed up in an apprenticeship and have the opportunity to compete for various awards.



Selection Method• If you are signed up as an apprentice through

your employer, you will be eligible for entry into this course.

Career outcomesYou will be employed as a floristry apprentice during this course. On completion of the apprenticeship you will be able to continue employment as a fully qualified florist.

Further Study OptionsAfter completion of the SFL30115 Certificate III in Floristry and once you have gained the relevant industry experience you will be eligible to continue floristry studies.


*1 day classroom study per week ^3 days classroom study per week

FLORISTRY

The time-honoured tradition of floristry offers a creative and rewarding career. At Box Hill Institute we have the courses to get yours really blooming.


SHORT COURSES

FABRIC CUTTING

Unit code: LMTCL2007B - Lay up, mark and cut uncomplicated fabrics and lays

This course is for individuals looking to expand their knowledge and skill in the area of fabric cutting.

SAMPLE FITTING

Unit code: LMTFD5019B - Analyse individual fit and make pattern alterations

This course is for individuals looking to expand their knowledge and skill in the area of sample fitting.

USE A SEWING MACHINE

Unit code: LMTCL2001B - Use a sewing machine

This course is for individuals looking to learn how to learn the basics of using a sewing machine.

SKIRT VARIATIONS

Unit code: LMTCL2010B - Modify patterns to create basic styles

This course is for individuals looking to learn how to make a skirt, and develop variations of the skirt.

CUSTOM BLOCKS

Unit code: LMTFD4008B - Construct stock size block for garment to meet size and fit specifications

This course is for individuals looking to learn how to make a custom bodice and skirt block.

MAKE A PATTERN FROM AN EXISTING GARMENT

Unit code: LMTFD5014B - Construct complex blocks for fashion garments

This course is for individuals looking to learn how to make a pattern from an existing garment.

BRAS AND SWIMWEAR

Unit code: LMTCL3006B - Assemble bra or swimwear

This course is for individuals looking to learn how to make their own bras and swimwear.

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