Tailoring & Fashion Design · Certificate / Diploma Track

Professional Program inTailoring, Dress Making and Fashion Design (Full-Time)

Taught at our Alhabib Mall Campus in Eastleigh. Comprehensive practical instruction in garment construction, body measurements, pattern drafting, fabric selection, haute couture, men's and women's clothing, traditional S...

Program Structure & Curriculum

Stage-by-Stage Breakdown with Certified Practical Units

Student studying at Atlas College

Stage 01

Units & Practical Topics Covered
  • Machine Operations
  • Threading
  • Maintenance & Safety

Stage 01

Duration3 to 6 Months (Full-Time)
FeesKSh 7,000
EligibilityOpen Entry / School Leavers

Stage 02

Units & Practical Topics Covered
  • Body Measurements & Freehand Pattern Drafting

Stage 02

Duration3 to 6 Months (Full-Time)
FeesKSh 7,000
EligibilityPass in Stage 01

Stage 03

Units & Practical Topics Covered
  • Skirt & Blouse Construction (Pleats
  • Zippers
  • Darts)

Stage 03

Duration3 to 6 Months (Full-Time)
FeesKSh 7,000
EligibilityPass in Stage 02

Stage 04

Units & Practical Topics Covered
  • Men's Shirt & Trouser Tailoring (Collars
  • Pockets
  • Cuffs)

Stage 04

Duration3 to 6 Months (Full-Time)
FeesKSh 7,000
EligibilityPass in Stage 03

Stage 05

Units & Practical Topics Covered
  • Bridal Wear
  • Traditional Somali/East African Attires
  • Pressing & Finishing

Stage 05

Duration3 to 6 Months (Full-Time)
FeesKSh 7,000
EligibilityPass in Stage 04
Learning Pathway

Your Road toProfessional Competence

  • Select Your Accredited Path: Choose from TVETA, KNEC, KASNEB, ABMA UK, or Gretsa University diploma and certificate pathways tailored for today’s job market.
  • Master Practical Skills in Dedicated Labs: Learn through hands-on practice in high-speed computer labs, commercial catering kitchens, and tailoring design suites.
  • Complete Industrial Attachment & Graduate: Secure a mandatory 3-month corporate internship through our liaison desk, pass national exams at our center, and launch your career.
Atlas College student taking notes in library with laptop