LONDON

SCHOOL
OF
TAILORING
2018/19
PROSPECTUS
London School of Tailoring
24A Battersea Business Centre
99-109 Lavender Hill
London SW11 5QL
Contact: Sandra on mobile: +44 (0) 7780 440 232
Landline: +44 (0) 203 627 8754
Email: admin@londonschooloftailoring.co.uk
Email: Sandra.k@londonschooloftailoring.co.uk
Website: http://londonschooloftailoring.co.uk/

BREAKING
NEWS
LONDON SCHOOL OF
TAILORING IS LAUNCHING
A NEW DIPLOMA COURSE
SUBJECT TO VALIDATION
(refer to page 17 for details)

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Certificate in Fashion and Textiles
Course Director Sandra Kotei
Course Location Battersea
Study Level Level 3
Study Mode Full Time
Course Length One year
Course Option Menswear/Womenswear
Home/EU Fee £3,350 (refer to fee payment plan)
Study Level Level 3
Study mode Part Time
Course Length Two years
Home/EU Fee £2000 a year (refer to fee payment plan)
IELTS Level 5.5
Start Date September
Autumn Term Dates 17 Sept - 10Dec 2018
Spring Term Dates 14 Jan-08 April 2019
Summer Term Dates 29 April-17 June 2019
Application Deadline 28 Jan 2019
The School’s profile
London School of Tailoring (formerly, The School of Bespoke
Tailoring) is a technical school. It is a private school founded by Sandra
Kotei to pass on highly specialised skills developed over the past 20 years
of training and working in the industry.

London School of Tailoring gets you work ready for industry as its
curriculum is made up of theory and work-based hands-on practical
application.

It offers tailoring skills in trouser drafting, styling, cutting and making

aimed at pre-apprenticeship, mature students who are looking start their
own business or upgrade their skills for progression in the work place.

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London School of Tailoring
Sandra trained at the London College of Fashion and graduated with a
Distinction in Diploma in Tailoring. At LCF she was trained to very high
standards of handcraft tailoring by Savile Row Tailors:

Philip Branch, trouser and coat maker for the acknowledged ‘founders
of Savile Row’ Henry Poole, was the teacher who taught her trouser and
waistcoat cutting and making.

Francis Redican, coat maker for two of the finest tailors in London with
international reputations, Kilgour French & Stanbury and Sandon & Co
Ltd; as well as Tommy Nutter, who is widely credited with reinventing
the Savile Row suit in the 1960s - where he made suits for luminaries
such as the Beatles, Mick Jagger and Elton John - taught her how to cut
and make coats.

Colin Stovell, head of the then tailoring department, who worked for a
prestigious tailor in the Strand, taught Sandra advanced tailoring
techniques.

Sandra wants to continue the teaching tradition she benefitted from. She
has made it her lifelong ambition to revitalize the teaching style that
motivates and encourages learning and, to that end, develop teaching and
learning resources breaking down retail bespoke cutting and handcraft
tailoring into easily digestible chunks, to aid the teaching and learning of
this specialist subject to smaller groups.
Sandra has carried out extensive research in this field to support her
teaching.

I was once told that the key to becoming a good tailor or cutter is
experience and practice. These are not the sort of skills that can be
transferred by lecturing large groups from a distance. Students learning
to draft a pair of trousers will observe the teacher in the front of the class
going through the drafting sequence until a completed pair of trouser has
been drafted.

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What is the qualification ABC Award Level 3 Certificate in
Fashion and Textiles?
The qualification ABC Award Level 3 Certificate in Fashion and Textiles
is from ABC Award’s Fashion and Textiles portfolio -Tailoring pathway.
ABC Award is a nationally recognised Award giving Organisation
regulated by Ofqual. It is one of the largest vocational awarding bodies in
the UK with an established reputation for quality.
It offers vocational qualifications’ which reflect the skills that employers
look for in employees.
This qualification aims to offer this training which can lead to careers as
retail bespoke cutter or tailor in the industry.

Course structure
The course offered at London School of Tailoring is a one-year course
in trouser or jacket drafting, styling, cutting and making designed to
develop abilities in preparation for a professional career at the luxury end
of the tailoring industry. The course is aimed at students with no previous
experience and aims to provide a platform of basic skills that students
would find useful in a tailoring career.
What would I study on the course?
The selected units from the ABC portfolio tailoring pathway are:
Pattern construction and Handcraft tailoring

The pattern construction unit deals with research into the history of
tailored garments. It examines the underlying theory of developing
garments to fit the individual size and shape, therefore the study and
investigation of the human anatomy, growth, muscle developments and
physical proportions is encouraged. Garment sizing, size chart
examination, taking of individual body measurement. Blocks are drafted
to standard body measurement and assessed for fit, tolerance, balance and
proportion. Working blocks are created and used in further adaptation and
styling work.

The Handcraft tailoring unit of the course focuses on developing the

specialist skills necessary for tailored suits. Students specifically master
the construction of tailored suits to the standards appertaining to those of
Savile Row or any luxury end tailoring company.
The emphasis of this unit is on the acquisition of the basic practical skills
i.e. hand sewing, machining and pressing, which are fundamental to the
tailoring profession that have to be applied with precision, to high
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standards within realistic time constraint in the sewing of a bespoke
garment. Students will concentrate on practice to increase proficiency
using a mixture of machine and hand sewing methods.
Starting with fabric selection for tailored garments, students will learn the
processes involved in making a bespoke trouser or jacket.
Concentrating on the careful assembly of trousers parts such as: pockets,
belt loops and waistbands. The construction of the jacket inner shell i.e.
interlining, padding the chest piece, canvassing the jacket front and
inserting inner and outer pockets. Finishing both garments with hand
worked buttonholes (if applicable) and top and final pressing.
Course content
The qualification, Certificate in Fashion and Textiles is equivalent to 2
A-Levels. It is a one-year course that aims to provide training to students
who wants to work in the tailoring industry, using Savile Row methods.
Term One: Introduction to tailoring gives you an understanding of what
the course is about, what you will learn on the course and how to organise
your learning to gain more from the course. It introduces you to carrying
out research into history of tailored garments, the concepts of block
drafting, adaptation and the technical processes involved with tailored
garment.
This includes the investigation of the properties and characteristics of
different fabrics and fibres in relation to their selection and use in a
tailored garment.
Term Two: Gives you the opportunity to research the market and profile
the prospective customers in order to identify with market placement.
You will investigate the specified customer types, buying habits,
lifestyles and cultural interests to inform and inspire your technical
design.
Trouser or jacket block drafted and adapted from previous units are styled
in conjunction with working specification writing.
The continuation of handcraft tailoring techniques takes the form of
trouser or jacket sample making and making specification writing.
Term Three: Marker making, trouser cutting and sewing. You will be
shown how to research the emerging future trends in specified high-end
market and bespoke tailoring to incorporate fabric, proportion, silhouette
and detail.

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Fees payment
Fees can be paid as pay-as-you learn basis by monthly
instalment if agreed and attendance is flexible to your
availability by agreement, (refer to fee payment plan
on page 13).
Individual units
PLEASE NOTE: you can choose to do one unit at
a time until all three units have been completed for
the Certificate in Fashion and Textiles award,
(refer to the individual units).

Course offered as individual units

To gain ABC Awards Level 3 Award
in Fashion and Textiles, you must
achieve 8 credits – this is one unit

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Trouser units
Basic blocks: hand craft tailoring H/501/8042
Unit summary: This unit explores the theory and practice of
developing trouser block pattern and cutting for the tailoring
industry to fit individual sizes. Students will be introduced to the
techniques of taking and recording measurements and the
importance of accuracy. Through the application of theory,
trouser blocks will be constructed toiled for fit.
Learning Outcomes - You will:
1. Understand the methods used to record and develop
accurate figure measurements
2. Understand the methods used to develop size charts and
basic blocks
3. Evidence an understanding of the theories used to create
basic block patterns
4. Demonstrate the ability to manipulate block patterns

Indicative content (what will be covered in this unit)

• Measuring skills (theory and practical) - the taking and
recording of body measurements, how to adjust
measurements for ease of movement, consideration of
shape, form and proportion
• Measurement theory - the importance of accuracy,
relevance and how measurements form the basis of size
charts and the development of basic blocks
• Use of measurements and construction theories to develop
a set of basic blocks
• Basic block manipulation and the development of styles
Course duration: 3 months at one day a week.
Course fees payable at £165 a month + cost of
teaching and learning resources and certification

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 Handcraft tailored trousers pattern cutting and
construction techniques: T/501/8045

Unit summary: The focus of this unit is to develop students’

pattern cutting and construction techniques to produce bespoke
trousers. You will develop knowledge of a range of techniques
and processes used in the styling and making of a trouser
through the production of a trouser, leading to a handcraft
tailored trouser. You will learn how to adapt the basic trouser
block into variations of styles, fit and silhouettes. You will also
style details such as: button or zip fly, pockets, waistbands,
facings, linings, interlinings and applying different seam
allowance. You will research the market and cut a pattern to be
made into a completed hand craft tailored trouser deemed to be
sold in an identified market.

Indicative Content

Manipulate blocks to produce styles: Manipulate blocks to

achieve listed style requirements: varying styles, pockets,
fastenings, openings and Waistband.
• Writing, reading and interpretation of simple docket/work
ticket/working specification and instruction
• Full-scale trouser pattern production
• Principles of lay planning for a bespoke trouser
• Produce a bespoke handcraft tailored trouser to industry
standard
Course duration: 3 months at 1 ½ days a week.
Course fees payable at £175 + cost of teaching and
learning resources and certification

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 Handcraft tailoring techniques - Trousers:
D/501/8041
Unit Summary: The emphasis of this unit is on Practical
Handcraft Tailoring skills. You will develop knowledge of a
range of techniques and processes through the production of
samples. Students’ will learn to select techniques appropriate to
fabrics and threads required to make a handcraft tailored
trousers.

Learning Outcomes -You will:

1. Understand safe workroom practices related to hand and
machine sewing and pressing machines and equipment
2. Understand the techniques and processes used in the
manufacture of a hand-crafted tailored garment
3. Be able to manage and organise your learning
Assessment Criteria -You can:
1.1 Identify potential risks to self and others
1.2 Demonstrate safe use of sewing machines and equipment
2.1 Demonstrate techniques and processes through the
production of samples, to include the toile of the drafted block
and:
• hand and machine sewing, pressing methods
• trouser pocket samples
• zip and button fly samples
• waistband with hook and bar/button, belt loops, side adjusters
2.2 Select and use suitable sewing techniques to suit a range of
different types of fabrics and threads
3.1 Demonstrate personal organisation, management and
effective study skills through both visual and practical record
Course duration: 2 months at one day a week.
Course fees payable at £185 a month + cost of
teaching and learning resources and certification

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Jacket units
Basic jacket block drafting: hand craft tailoring
H/501/8042
Unit summary: This unit explores the theory and practice of
developing jacket block pattern and adapting it to fit
individual sizes. Students will be introduced to the techniques of
taking and recording measurements and the importance of
accuracy. Through the application of theory, jacket blocks will
be drafted.
Indicative Content
• Health and safety in the cutting room
• Concept of block pattern drafting
• Anatomy used in pattern cutting and standard body
measurements
• Basic jacket and sleeve block draft and assessment
Course duration: 3 months at 1½ days a week.
Course fees payable at £230 a month + cost of
teaching and learning resources and certification
Pattern cutting techniques: handcraft tailored jacket
A/501/8032
Unit summary: In this practical unit, students will develop their
pattern cutting techniques for Handcraft Tailored Jackets. They
learn how to interpret instructions from specifications to
produce a single and double -breasted jacket patterns. They will
need to consider the characteristics of fabrics and assess their
suitability for specific garments. Students’ will also be required
to produce a cost - effective lay plan.
Indicative content
• Methods of cutting required to produce a bespoke jacket
• Produce a full-scale jacket pattern
• Understand principles of lay planning for a bespoke jacket
Course duration: 2 months at 1½ days a week.
Course fees payable at £270 a month + cost of
teaching and learning resources and certification
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 Construction techniques: handcraft tailored jackets
K/501/8043
Unit summary: This unit will focus on the development of
practical handcraft tailoring skills, the use of specialist
equipment and techniques prior to production of a handcrafted
tailored jacket. You will develop knowledge of a range of
techniques and processes through the production of jacket
samples. You will select appropriate specialist equipment and
techniques to include fabrics and threads to make jacket
samples and the production of a bespoke jacket.
Indicative content
• Hand stitching and pressing methods for jackets
• Introduction to the lockstitch and over lock machines
• Note taking and learning management
• Jacket pocket samples
• Jacket body canvassing
• Jacket fastenings button and buttonhole samples
• Jacket body and sleeve cuff vents
• Jacket collar and lapel
• Jacket cutting and making
• Mark up and bundle the components of a handcraft
tailored jacket, to the order of assembly, in preparation for
the construction process
• Write and interpret making specifications in the production
of a bespoke jacket.
• Use appropriate specialist equipment and techniques in the
production of a bespoke jacket.
• Produce a bespoke handcrafted tailored jacket to industry
standard
Course duration 3 months at 2 days a week
Course fees payable at £300 a month + cost of
teaching and learning resources and certification

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Assessment
The assessment method used on the course is based on Portfolio
of Evidence (internal assessment) where all units are at pass
grade. Each unit has specified learning outcomes and
assessment criteria. To pass an internally assessed unit, you
must meet all the assessment criteria. Assessment evidence can
take the form of performance observation, presentations,
projects, tests and extended writing.
Additional Costs
Sometimes there can be an additional cost for teaching and
learning resources payable per unit. You will be required to
contribute towards a fit model or a client for the full - scale
garment production if required
Payment of Fees - Certificate
Fee payment by pay-as-you-learn is only acceptable by standing
order arrangement and payment of initial sum made upon
acceptance on to the course.
Current full-time course fees payment plan
The total fees for the 1- year full time course is £3350, payable
at £550 initial payment and 10 monthly instalments of £280
plus Teaching and learning resources fees £55 + cost of
certification.
Current part-time course fees payment plan
The total fees for the two - year part time course is £4,000,
payable at £500 initial payment and 20 monthly instalments of
£175 plus Teaching and learning resources fees £55 + cost of
certification.
No refund is given to any of the fee within six weeks of the
course commencing, except in extenuating circumstances.
The fee must be paid directly into our bank account.
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Selection process
Selection is based initially on academic qualifications and or
previous experience, individual’s personal statement and
motivation.

Application Procedures
To apply, please fill in the application form at the back of
this prospectus:
Please ensure you include all relevant information with your
application form, since failure to do so may delay your
application.
1. Evidence of commitment and suitability for the course,
including a 1 - page essay (personal statement)
describing what your expectations are, your objectives
beyond the course, and how the course will serve those
objectives.
2. Appropriate examples of work will be beneficial but not
necessary. It is acceptable to submit photographs of any
work in this area.
3. Records of educational attainments at secondary school
level, or beyond or photocopies of certificates of
attainment and/or qualifications.
Please scan and email or send all the above to:
London School of Tailoring
24A Battersea Business Centre
99-109 Lavender Hill
London SW11 5QL
Contact: Sandra on mobile: +44 (0) 7780 440 232
Landline: +44 (0) 203 627 8754
Email: admin@londonschooloftailoring.co.uk
Email: Sandra.k@londonschooloftailoring.co.uk
Website: http://londonschooloftailoring.co.uk/

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Fees must be paid directly into our bank account.
Our bank details are as follows:
Our account is with Barclays
Business Direct Support Central
Octagon House Gadbrook Park
Northwich Cheshire CW9 7RB
Account name: London School of Tailoring
Account Sort Code: 20-45-45
Account Number: 00876607
Entry Requirement
While students will not be expected to have prior knowledge of
garment production but expected to demonstrate commitment to
working in bespoke tailoring. Reliability, punctuality and 100%
attendance are expected on the course, just as they are when
working in a bespoke tailoring company.
Prospective individuals should be:
• 19 years by 01 September in the year of entry and four
GCSE at grades A – C, including Math’s and English (or
equivalent other Level 2 Qualifications such as GNVQ
Intermediate, BTEC First, or National Award in a relevant
subject) BTEC National Diploma in a related subject
• Or successful completion of a 1year foundation course in
Art & Design
• Or equivalent qualifications or work experience
• Have IELTS level 5.5 or equivalent if English is not the
first language.
• An interest in tailoring.
Applications from students with a wide range of experience and
mature students are welcomed.

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Progression
On successful completion, of the course you will be equipped
with the skills and understanding that is required in order to find
employment in industry or progress to further education.
Location
London School of Tailoring
24A Battersea Business Centre
99-109 Lavender Hill
London SW11 5QL
Contact: Sandra on mobile: +44 (0) 7780 440 232
Landline: +44 (0) 203 627 8754
London School of Tailoring is located within the Battersea
Business Centre.
Nearest Overground stations: Clapham Junction and buses
87, 156 to Tipthorpe Road or 5minutes walk up Lavender
Hill. Alternatively, the school can be accessed via Vauxhall
station and then bus156 to Tipthorpe Road.
The information, which describes this course, was accurate
at the time of publication. London School of Tailoring
reserves the right to amend, withdraw or cancel any part of
the programme, location, facility and costs at any time.

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 NEW DIPLOMA COURSE
DIPLOMA IN BESPOKE OR PRODUCTION
TAILORING (Subject to Validation)
Course structure
The Diploma in bespoke or production tailoring is
a two-year course designed to develop abilities in preparation
for a professional career at the higher end of the tailoring
industry or Higher Education. The course is aimed at students
with no previous experience and aims to provide a platform of
basic skills that students would find useful in a tailoring career.
It takes seven years to complete an apprenticeship, but at the
London School of Tailoring, upon successful completion of
the two - year course, should be able to make a two–piece
bespoke or production suit or your money back.
This is achievable as we have smaller classes and one-to-one
teaching.
Course Director Sandra Kotei
Course Location Battersea
Study Level Diploma
Study Mode Full Time
Course Length Two years
Course Option Menswear/Womenswear
Home/EU Fee £3,550 a year; (refer to fees payment)
International Fee £11,500 a year
Study Level Diploma
Study mode Part Time: Menswear/Womenswear
Course Length Four years
Home/EU Fee £2,000 a year (refer to fees payment)
IELTS Level 5.5
Applications in January

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TEACHING AND LEARNING RESOURCES USED ON
THE COURSE ARE DESIGNED BY THE SCHOOL TO
HELP THE LEARNING PROCESS
8 Heads theory in pattern drafting

Tolerance location in consideration for fabric and function

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Application of 8 heads theory in pattern drafting and styling

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Application of scale in trouser block drafting

Men’s trouser slanted side pocket draft

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Writing men’s trouser making specification

Eighth head theory -proportionate female proportions

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Ladies’ trouser working specification

Styling the ladies’ brace top trouser

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Ladies’ trouser block drafting

Sketch analysis for dart manipulation by pivoting

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Ladies’ pocket working sketch

Ladies’ pocket draft

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 TROUSER WORKING SPECIFICATION-1
NUMBER: 11 SEASON: A/W 17/18 THEME: FRENCH BAROQUE MODEL: SIZE 10
DESCRIPTION: WIDE PERMANENT TURN UPS CALF LENGTH HIPSTER TROUSERS
FRONT and BACK VIEWS

FABRIC AND LINING SWATCHES TROUSER POCKET DETAILS

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Student’s trouser toile fitting for the above trousers

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Men’s Lounge jacket draft

Collar and lapel draft

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Jacket working specification

Jacket draft for the above specification

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Inlay addition to the bespoke jacket in cutting

Cutting the jacket lining from the cut fabric

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Coat sketch-1

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Student’s Coat draft

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London School of Tailoring
Application form

Course option: MENSWEAR OR WOMENSWEAR

Personal details (This name will go on your certificate, please print clearly)
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PREVIOUS EDUCATION OR EMPLOYMENT (For reference
purposes if you are coming directly from school or college please give
the name and address of your most recent educational establishment or
provide your most recent employment details).
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ADDITIONAL SUPPORT NEEDS (The School is committed to
improving its provision for people with disabilities. If there is anything
that might affect your learning that you think we should know please
indicate below)
Visual Impairment Mental Health Difficulties
Hearing Impairment Numeracy Difficulties
Physical /Mobility Difficulties English Language Needs
Learning Difficulties Dyslexia
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MEDICAL INFORMATION
This information will be kept confidential. If you answer yes to any of the
questions below, please attach a separate page describing the condition
and the treatment you receive.
Are you currently under medical treatment, for any reason? No. Yes.
Are you currently being treated by a psychologist or physician for an
emotional nervous or mental disorder? No. Yes.
Do you have any allergies dietary restrictions? No. Yes

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QUALIFICATIONS
Subject Level Awarding Body Grade Date

HOW DID YOU FIND OUT ABOUT THIS SCHOOL?

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Other (Please state)

YOUR AGREEMENT
I agree to London School of Tailoring processing data contained on this
form, or other data, which may be obtained, from me or other people,
whilst I am a student. I agree to the processing of such data for any
purposes connected with my studies or my health and safety whilst on the
premises or for any other legitimate reason.

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PERSONAL STATEMENT (Please tell us in 250 words about your

interest in tailoring, and why you have applied for the course).

FOR EMPLOYER SPONSOR DETAILS (For students who are being

sponsored by employers, please fill in the details below)
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STATEMENT OF ACCEPTANCE AND WAIVER

I understand that in committing myself to London School of

Tailoring course, I am accepting the following responsibilities:

1. This is a technical and professional training programme: -

I am therefore responsible for attendance at classes and
scheduled visits. Missed classes will mean lower grades,
and not meeting course criteria.
2. I am responsible for purchasing any materials required to
complete any project I may be given on the course.
3. I am responsible for behaving as a group member, fitting
in and considering group needs.
4. I am responsible for co - operating with Course Director
and Tutors, paying attention to announcements, and
recognizing that everyone has needs for help and support.
5. I have fully described any health and physical or
psychological problems I may have on the application
form.
6. I understand that the price charged for the course pays for
the course as a whole. I cannot be refunded for any parts of
it that I miss.
7. Dates, schedules and details, given in good faith, based on
information available at the time of announcement, are
subject to change and revision.

Student signature

I hereby certify that all the information on this application is

correct.

Signature-----------------------------------Date--------------------

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Disclaimer

Although every care has been taken to present accurate

information at the time of going to press, occasionally the
School will find it necessary to make alterations. For example,
the School reserves the right to make changes to fees.

This prospectus describes the courses currently run by London

School of Tailoring. Despite our care, courses changes may
have been introduced after publication, since it’s London
School of Tailoring policy to review its provision of courses as
well as the performance and content of the courses. Prospective
students should be aware of this and are invited to verify details
at interview or by enquiry at the School.

This prospectus is issued as a general guide to London School

of Tailoring courses; it forms no part of a contract. London
School of Tailoring reserves the right to make such changes as
may be appropriate for reasons of operational efficiency or due
to circumstances, including industrial action, beyond its control.

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