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Courses & Learning

Our learning formats include non-formal education credit courses, DIY craft outreach, skills and craft certificate preparation, and Open University distance and digital learning courses. Explore by format or topic, then share your future learning interests.

Four learning formats

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Non-formal Education Credit Courses非正規教育學分班

Structured study with the attendance and assessment requirements of each recognised course.

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DIY Craft Outreach CoursesDIY手作推廣班

Explore materials, practise techniques and make projects through hands-on learning.

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Skills & Craft Certificate Preparation

Choose skills-test preparation or progressive craft study to suit your goals.

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Open University Distance and Digital Learning Courses空中大學遠距數位學習課程

Explore learning through digital materials, video sessions and course activities.

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Current participation

Current classes have completed internal registration. No places are available to external applicants.

Share your interests for future course planning. An enquiry does not constitute registration, a waiting-list position, a reserved place or a guarantee that a course will run.

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Find a learning topic

Horticulture, garment making, tea processing, knitting and patchwork

Course enquiry buttons open your email application with the course name filled in. Review and send the message yourself, or write directly to wbann0114@gmail.com.

Non-formal Education Credit Courses非正規教育學分班

Structured study with the attendance and assessment requirements of each recognised course.

For learners seeking structured further study. Credit recognition, award requirements and acceptance depend on course documentation and the receiving institution.

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DIY Craft Outreach CoursesDIY手作推廣班

Explore materials, practise techniques and make projects through hands-on learning.

For learners interested in hands-on making and materials. Topics and entry requirements vary by class.

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Skills & Craft Certificate Preparation

Choose skills-test preparation or progressive craft study to suit your goals.

Women’s Garment Making: Level C Skills Test Preparation女裝丙級技術士檢定輔導

Develop garment-making foundations through staged practical work and preparation for theory and skills assessments.

For learners building garment-making foundations and preparing for assessment.

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New VOGUE Hand Knitting Learning System新VOGUE手編織學習系統

Explore crochet and knitting as distinct learning paths, from basic techniques and charts to making projects.

For learners seeking progressive crochet or knitting study; levels and prerequisites need confirmation.

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Japan Handicraft Instructors’ Association Patchwork Certificate Course日本手藝普及協會拼布證書班

Explore fabric selection, piecing, quilting, colour and the construction of patchwork projects.

For learners seeking structured patchwork study; paths and levels need confirmation.

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Training and official test registration are separate processes. Skills qualifications require passing the relevant official assessment. Craft levels, project reviews and certificate requirements depend on the specific course.

Open University Distance and Digital Learning Courses空中大學遠距數位學習課程

Explore learning through digital materials, video sessions and course activities.

For learners seeking study across locations. Live sessions, recordings, in-person attendance and assessment depend on the course.

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Hand-dyeing: a curriculum example

Plant dyes and dye preparation → mordants and resist methods → stitched patterns → dyed-fabric bags and pouches → sharing and reflection. This is a curriculum example, not an open enrolment announcement.

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From materials to projects

Shared practice connects materials, charts and hands-on techniques. This image illustrates a learning setting; course content and materials depend on the class.

Participants practising needlecraft with yarn and patterns