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Your four semesters

Each semester lists the free studies to complete, the free toolkits to use alongside them, and a self-marking quiz. Follow the full sequence in the curriculum.

Semester 16-8 weeks · 4-5 hours a week

Quality foundations

Learn how a garment is specified, measured and inspected before touching planning, costing or compliance.

Free studies

Free toolkits

Self-marked evidence: Inspect ten garments with the AQL Inspection Toolkit and file one complete report with measurements, defect log and decision.

Quality foundations check

Five questions on specifications, measurement, defect classification and AQL sampling. Mark yourself, then re-read the study for anything you miss.

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  1. 1. A garment measures 2 cm above the chest tolerance on the tech pack. What is it?
  2. 2. Which defect is normally classified as critical?
  3. 3. In AQL sampling, what does the acceptance number tell you?
  4. 4. The four-point system is used to grade what?
  5. 5. What makes a CAPA effective rather than cosmetic?
Pass mark 4/5 — marked on this device only.
Semester 28-10 weeks · 5-6 hours a week

Operations, costing and data

Move from inspecting output to planning it: standard minutes, line balance, fabric consumption and the numbers a factory reviews daily.

Free studies

Free toolkits

Self-marked evidence: Cost one style end to end with the Garment Calculator Suite and present a one-page KPI board for the line that would sew it.

Sourcing, costing and data check

Standard minutes, line balance and consumption, then sourcing and cost questions built from the real Bangladesh factory listings in the free directory — published capacity, product range and the derived Bangladesh machine minute. Use the sourcing calculator if you want to work an answer out.

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  1. 1. A style has an SMV of 15 minutes. What does that mean?
  2. 2. Which figure identifies the real bottleneck in a sewing line?
  3. 3. Marker efficiency of 82 percent means:
  4. 4. Which organisation in the free NOSK.space directory publishes this capacity on its own website: "53+ tons knitting in a day, 160,000 pcs printing in a day, 1+ million sq ft factory area"?
  5. 5. Sourcing home-textile exporter: jute, seagrass, water-hyacinth and wool rugs, doormats and bathmats — where is Karupannya Rangpur Limited based?
  6. 6. Sparrow Group publishes Production capacity, Bangladesh: 27 million pieces per year. Over 300 working days, what is the group day rate?
  7. 7. Youngone Corporation makes padded or technical outerwear. At the benchmark 45-minute SMV and the derived Bangladesh machine minute of USD 0.0291, what is the cut-make labour cost per garment?
  8. 8. You are planning an order of home textile made-up with Zaber & Zubair Fabrics Limited (Noman Group). What lead time should the plan assume from fabric booking to ex-factory?
Pass mark 6/8 — marked on this device only.
Semester 310-12 weeks · 5-6 hours a week

Compliance and sustainability

Understand what buyers audit, what the law requires, and how energy, water and chemical management are evidenced.

Free studies

Free toolkits

Self-marked evidence: Complete the Audit Readiness Binder for one real or case-study factory and list every gap you could not evidence.

Compliance and sustainability check

Five questions on audits, chemical management and resource savings — the evidence side of a factory, not the slogans.

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  1. 1. A social compliance audit primarily verifies:
  2. 2. What must accompany every chemical in a factory store?
  3. 3. The cheapest reliable energy saving in wet processing is usually:
  4. 4. A restricted substances list (RSL) is:
  5. 5. Your audit binder has no records for a required control. The right response is:
Pass mark 4/5 — marked on this device only.
Semester 412 weeks · 6 hours a week

Improvement and leadership

Close the loop: structured problem solving, corrective action that holds, and leading improvement without blaming operators.

Free studies

Free toolkits

Self-marked evidence: Run one improvement project and document it in the CAPA Documentation Pack, including effectiveness verification.

Improvement and leadership check

Five questions on structured problem solving, corrective action and leading change without blaming operators.

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  1. 1. In DMAIC, what belongs in the Measure phase?
  2. 2. Defects dropped after a change. What proves the improvement held?
  3. 3. The most common cause of a repeat defect is:
  4. 4. 5S on a sewing floor is mainly about:
  5. 5. Leading improvement without cutting jobs means:
Pass mark 4/5 — marked on this device only.

Your saved industry contacts

You have not saved any contacts on this device yet. Open the free garment directory and save the factories, mills, suppliers and buyers you want to approach, or work stage by stage in the sourcing desk.

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