Vg1 hairdressing, floral, interior and retail design (FBI01‑01)
Core elements

The core element product development involves knowledge of materials and analyses, and making choices from the onset of an idea to the finished product based on the demands and needs of the customer. It also involves experimenting with composition, colours, shapes and function. Further, the core element involves holistic awareness through reflection within the services, and adaptation of products to the customers and surroundings, and knowledge of fashion, trends, style history and different cultures.

The core element production and craft skills involve using tools, machinery, techniques and materials to produce goods and services in a workshop. It also involves using colours, artistic language, features and relevant technology for innovation, and adaptation of products to spaces, people and occasions. Further, the core element involves the production of goods and services in accordance with applicable health, safety and environment regulations.

The core element working life, communication and exhibition design involves using various communication forms in cooperation with peers, customers and local businesses. It involves analysing the wishes of and orders placed by customers, and conversing with the customer during the production process. Further, it involves understanding and respecting life situations, needs, cultures and traditions. The core element involves using appropriate technology and visual instruments to develop, present and exhibit products and services. It also involves economics, sales, marketing and production processes.