On this page, we have shared a verified list of some Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges/ institutions that offer artisan courses in dressmaking and tailoring. Continue reading to view a list of colleges that offer this course.

What is dressmaking and tailoring?
Artisan course in dressmaking and tailoring is a field of study that equips learners with skills and knowledge required to design, repair, alter and make garments or clothes and related products.

Related course(s),

1. Grade III in dressmaking and tailoring

Individuals trained in this area and at this level of study maybe referred to as; dress makers, tailors, or garment makers among other titles. Dress makers makers design, repair and make cloths and other clothing products.

To study an artisan course in dressmaking and tailoring, candidates are required to possess a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education, (KCSE) mean grade D- (minus) and below. Those with the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education, (KCPE) can also apply and enroll for this course. The course takes on average, 2 years to complete.

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Which colleges offer artisan courses in dressmaking and tailoring?
The following is a list of some of the TVET colleges that offer artisan courses in dressmaking and tailoring.

1. Sot Technical Training Institute
2. Kiminini Technical and Vocational College
3. Sikri Technical Training Institute for the Bind
4. Among others.

Apart from the above Technical and Vocational Colleges, (TVCs), artisan courses in dressmaking and tailoring are also offered in many Vocational Training Centers, (VTCs), commonly referred to as Youth Polytechnics spread across the 47 counties.

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