This 6-month course teaches weaving and rug making skills. The objectives are to provide skills for special needs children and enable trainees to earn a livelihood. The curriculum consists of 100% practical training over 7 hours per day for 20 weeks, covering skills like identifying threads, warping looms, and weaving techniques. Trainees will learn to work with materials, use different looms, handle problems, and finish products. The course uses foot looms, table looms, and other tools over 800 training hours spent on specific weaving topics. Upon completing the course, trainees should be able to perform weaving skills and have knowledge of the weaving process.

1. Weaving & Rug Making (6-Months)
Developed by Curriculum Section, Academics Department TEVTA.
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TRAINING OBJECTIVES
Weaving is a traditional art of this region. The skill of weaving and rug making
involves creativity. The contents of this course provide students with an exposure to
the process of fabric manufacturing.
This course is aimed at providing skills to the special children with various specialty
groups. This is a specialized flexible course based on 100% practical. The trainees
will gain the basic skills of weaving and rug making which will enable them to
become an active member of the society as well as to earn their livelihood.
CURRICULUM SALIENT’S
Name of Course Weaving and Rug Making
Duration of course 6-Months
Total Training Hours
Training Hours per Day 7 Hours per day
5 Hours Friday
Training Methodology Practical 100%
Medium of Instruction: Urdu/English

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SKILL PROFICIENCY DETAILS: -
After the completion of this course students should be able to:
 Identify various types of threads.
 Work with various materials.
 Warp the loom.
 Transfer the thread from cone to the loom.
 Use various cone in warp and weft.

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KNOWLEDGE PROFICIENCY DETAILS
After the completion of this course students should be able to:
 Explain the warping process.
 Describe the difference between warp at wefts.
 Understand various pattern repeats.
 Elaborate various types of weaves.

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SCHEME OF STUDIES
Weaving and Rug Making
(6-Months)
Sr.
No
Main Topics
Total Training
Hours
1. Foot Loom 250
2. Table Loom 250
3.
Handling Problems During The Weaving
Process
150
4. Finishing the Product 150
Total 800

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DETAIL OF COURSE CONTENTS
Weaving and Rug Making
(6-Months)
Sr. No. Detail of Topics
Practical
Hours
1. Foot Loom
1.1 Introduction to Tools and Equipment
1.2 Parts of Foot Looms
1.3 Weaving
1.4 Warping
1.5 Chaining the warp
1.6 Preparing the Loom for Weaving
250
2. Table Loom
2.1 Introduction To Tools And Equipment
2.2 Parts of Foot Loom
2.3 Weaving
2.4 Warping
2.5 Chaining the warp
2.6 Preparing the Loom for Weaving
250
3. Handling problems during the weaving process 150
4. Finishing
4.1 Knotting
4.2 Beading
4.3 Breading
4.4 Heming
150
Total 800

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LIST OF MACHINARY / EQUIPMENT / TOOLS
FOR CLASS OF 8-10 Students
Name of Trade Duration
Weaving and Rug Making 6-Months
Sr.
No.
Tools / Equipments Quantity
1. Foot loom 5
2. Table loom 5
3. Warping stand 1
4. Warping board 1
5. Spinning Wheel 2

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MINIMUM QUALIFICATION OF MASTER TRAINER
F.A with related Trade certificate

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EMPLOYABILITY OF THE PASSOUTS
They will be able to work in sheltered environment.

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REFERENCE BOOKS
Weaving Made Easy
By Liz Gipsom