MASEJENG MARION PHASHA

Nominated to serve as a Change Champion to assist in enabling structure establishment that ensures the implementation of strategic Vision 2030 projects as well as other future change management interventions in the university.

Moderated students work to verify compliance with set benchmarks and standards. Incorporating feedback to improve activity and delivery.

Modules are listed below:

• TEX206D - Textiles
• DGS30PT - Creative Design
• DGS30QT - Drawing & Illustration
• TCL300T - Theory of Clothing
• APP107V - Applied Theory and Practice
• SPT400T - Specialized Clothing IV,
• EDS315D - Entrepreneurship
• DGS30QT- Drawing & Illustration
• DGS30PT - Design Studies
• DES306D - Design Studies
• FAP107V - Fashion Design Practice
• DPJ108G - Design Project
• COT107V - Construction Technology
• APP107V - Applied Theory and Practice

• Lecture classes using exceptional communication techniques to enhance engagement.
• Engage, motivate and inspire students to develop thirst for knowledge.
• Encourage students to develop skills in reflection, critical thinking and analysis.
• Design student module guides, assessments and course content, including lecture material, project development and assignments.
• Contribute to the departmental engagement requirements and committee's.

Modules lectured:

1.1. FAS15W0: Drawing Illustration 1 - (2024)

1.2. HOC26W0: History 2 - (2023- present)

1.3. CRT36W0: Creative Design 3- (2020 - present)

1.4. TED36W0: Technical Drawing 3 – (2020 – present)

1.5. FAS36W0: Drawing Illustration 3 - (2021- present)

1.6. HOC36W0:History 3- (2020- present)

1.7.PRF36W0: Professional skills 1- - (2020- 2023)

1.8. PAT26W0: Pattern Construction 2 - (2020- 2022)

1.9. HOC15W0: History 1- (2020)

• Voluntary student assistant in the Consumer science department while completing my Masters studies - Researcher focus: 3D data collection with 3D Body Scanning; Apparel, Health and Consumer Research

Marked students work using standardised criteria to determine abilities and learning requirements.

Modules are listed below:

• Clothing and Textile Project - CLO2604
• Textiles: Fibres - CLO2601
• Evaluation of Apparel - CLO73703
• Textiles, Yarns, Fabric and Finishes - CLO73704
• Fashion Buying and styling - Project - CLO73708

Worked productively with various designers and manufacturers in the fashion industry to achieve common goals.

• Ushering at SAANA fashion show
• Internship with Anna Marie Pretorius (Kottin & Twille) for South African Fashion Week S/S 2012 preparations, which also led to assisting Craig Jacobs (Fundudzi) with a few garments for his show

• Increased store sales through targeted selling in line with current marketing initiatives and promotions.
• Fostered positive relationships with customers to enhance loyalty and retention.
• Built lasting relationships with clients through customer service interactions.
• Provided service with a smile, offering courteous, helpful advice to best meet customer needs.
• Worked energetically to maintain efficient operations during peak trading hours.
• Unpacked merchandise on arrival, conducting stock checks to verify good condition.
• Shelved and merchandised new products in visually appealing, organised displays to engage customers.
• Guaranteed high levels of customer satisfaction through product knowledge and attentive service.
• Maintained knowledge of products and features to provide recommendations to customers.

Designing and making clothes for clients - inclusive of client consultations, design sketches, pattern making, fabric sourcing and garment production.