Welcome Address
Madam Portia Seyram Nuwormegbe
head of department
Madam Portia Seyram Nuwormegbe
head of departmentIt is with great enthusiasm and pride that I extend a warm welcome to each of you as we embark on another exciting academic year in the Department of Fashion Design Technology. Whether you are a returning teacher, a passionate learner, or a prospective student exploring the boundless opportunities in the world of fashion, we are thrilled to have you as part of our vibrant community.
To our teachers, your expertise, creativity, and dedication are the cornerstones of our department’s success. Your commitment to nurturing talent and pushing the boundaries of innovation inspires us all. Together, we will continue to foster an environment where creativity thrives and excellence is celebrated.
To our learners, you are the heart of this department. Your curiosity, ambition, and unique perspectives drive the future of fashion. This year, we encourage you to embrace every opportunity to learn, experiment, and grow. Remember, fashion is not just about design; it’s about storytelling, sustainability, and shaping the world we live in. Let your creativity shine, and don’t be afraid to take risks—innovation begins where comfort ends.
BRIEF ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
The Fashion Design Technology Department is a dynamic and forward-thinking hub where creativity meets innovation. Here in Anlo Technical Institute, we equip students with the skills and knowledge to thrive in the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of fashion. Our curriculum blends traditional design principles with cutting-edge technology, ensuring that students are well-versed in both the artistry and technical aspects of fashion. From pattern-making and textile design to digital fashion illustration and 3D garment prototyping, our programs are designed to reflect the demands of the modern fashion industry. We emphasize sustainability, encouraging students to explore eco-friendly materials, zero-waste techniques, and circular fashion practices. By integrating technology such as AI, virtual reality, and wearable tech into our teaching, we prepare our students to be pioneers in a field that is constantly redefining itself.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME
PRIMARY AIM
The primary aim of the Fashion Design and Technology CBT course is to develop a highly skilled, innovative, and professional workforce capable of driving Ghana’s garment industry into the global market.
Specific Objectives
Under the CBT framework, the objectives are categorized into “Units of Competency,” ensuring students master specific measurable skills.
To enable students to master Pattern Technology, moving from manual flat pattern drafting to complex 3D draping.
To provide hands-on skills in Industrial Garment Construction, focusing on speed, precision, and the use of specialized industrial machinery (e.g., overlockers, buttonholers, and embroidery machines).
To master surface ornamentation techniques, including digital printing, screen printing, and the modernization of traditional Ghanaian Batik and Tie-dye.
Trade Subjects for Fashion Design Technology
carrier Prospects in Fashion Design Technology
Pattern Technologist (Pattern Maker):In an industrial setting, the Pattern Maker is the “architect” of the garment. They translate a designer’s 2D sketch into a precise 3D technical blueprint.
Garment Production Manager:This is a high-level supervisory role. The Production Manager ensures that hundreds or thousands of garments are produced on time, within budget, and to a specific quality standard.
Fashion Designer: someone who makes clothes; they are the creative architects of the “Orange Economy,” blending artistic vision with technical engineering.








