The project aims to develop a potential vocational fashion design diploma in Jordan and Tunisia. The initiative is based on the expertise of highly skilled master fashion designers. It seeks to support the community through vocational training programs, offering a high-quality pathway for students aspiring to a university-level fashion design career.
The project aims at the development of an adaptive curriculum in fashion design education that is based on vocational learning resources that respond to the requirements of the labour market. The project includes specially designed courses combining innovative teaching methodologies and state-of-the-art design facilities.
The project's main objective is to weave innovation among academia and industry to support the development of innovations and entrepreneurship in the fashion sector in the project partner countries providing students, researchers, and professionals in the fashion field with the competencies and skills needed by the labour market inside and outside ME.
The project consortium includes partners from Italy, Spain, Greece, Jordan, and Tunisia. CNA Ferrara Associazione Territoriale (Italy) is the project coordinator, while the partners are WUSMED (Spain), Technical University of Crete (Greece), Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan, and, Applied Science University (Jordan), Sfax University, and University of Monastir (Tunisia).