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Key Facts: LGCSE Fashion & Textiles (0191) Exam
0191
Official ECoL syllabus code
ECoL Fashion and Textiles syllabus
50% / 50%
Written paper vs coursework weighting
ECoL LGCSE Fashion and Textiles 0191
2 hours
Written paper duration (100 marks)
ECoL assessment at a glance
2 items
Coursework: garment + accessory with folders
ECoL coursework guidance
A*–G
Letter grades (U ungraded)
ECoL grading and reporting
130 h
Typical guided learning hours (guidance)
ECoL Fashion and Textiles syllabus
School only
Not available to private candidates
ECoL syllabus availability
Oct/Nov
Main examination series
ECoL Fashion and Textiles syllabus
ECoL LGCSE Fashion and Textiles (0191) is Lesotho’s secondary qualification in fashion design and textiles technology. Assessment is 50% Written Paper (2 hours, short-answer and structured questions, 100 marks) and 50% Coursework (garment + accessory with folders, 80 marks). Examined October/November only and not available to private candidates. Grades A*–G; Grade C or better is commonly treated as credit. The 100 questions on this page are an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official written-paper or coursework simulation.
Sample LGCSE Fashion & Textiles (0191) Practice Questions
Try these sample questions to test your LGCSE Fashion & Textiles (0191) exam readiness. Each question includes a detailed explanation. Start the interactive quiz above for the full 100+ question experience with AI tutoring.
1Which fibre is classified as a natural cellulose (vegetable) fibre?
2Mohair is obtained from which animal?
3Which process removes woody stalk material so flax stems can yield linen fibres?
4Lekhala le leputsoa (Agave americana) fibre is best described as which type of fibre in the LGCSE syllabus?
5Which fibre is produced by the silkworm as a continuous filament when spinning its cocoon?
6Viscose is classified as which type of manufactured fibre?
7Lyocell and Tencel are examples of which fibre group?
8Polyamide is the generic name more commonly known as which fibre?
9Which synthetic fibre is valued for high elastic recovery and is often blended into stretch denim and activewear?
10Compared with cotton, which statement best describes polyester?
About the LGCSE Fashion & Textiles (0191) Exam
LGCSE Fashion and Textiles (0191) develops creative, technical and consumer skills in textiles. Candidates study fibres, fabrics, design, garment construction, care labelling, environmental issues and manufacturing systems, then complete a fashion garment and a fashion accessory with supporting folders for ECoL moderation in the October/November series.
Assessment
Written Paper (2 hours, 100 marks, 50%): Section A short-answer questions (all compulsory; some may use source material); Section B structured questions (answer three). Coursework (80 marks, 50%): Item 1 one fashion garment with folder (40 marks: folder 20 + item 20); Item 2 one fashion accessory with folder (40 marks). Internally marked and externally moderated by ECoL.
Time Limit
Written Paper: 2 hours; Coursework: completed by end of September of the examination year
Passing Score
Letter grades A*–G (U = ungraded); Grade C or better is commonly treated as credit-level performance
Exam Fee
Not available to private candidates. School candidates register through centres; 2026 ECoL school packages range from M2120 (6 subjects) to M3370 (11 subjects), with M150 practical fee per practical subject. Confirm on examscouncil.org.ls. (Examinations Council of Lesotho (ECoL))
LGCSE Fashion & Textiles (0191) Exam Content Outline
Fibres, Yarns and Fabrics
Natural cellulose and protein fibres (cotton, flax, wool, silk, mohair, local plant fibres), regenerated and synthetic fibres; yarn processes; weaving, knitting and non-wovens; performance characteristics; dyeing and printing; finishes; named fabric types including Seshoeshoe; smart and eco-friendly textiles.
Style, Design and Consumer Choice
Human needs and factors; elements and principles of design; fabric and garment fitness for purpose by age, style, season and occasion; designer study; retail outlets and ready-made selection.
Manufacture, Tools, Patterns and Safety
Safe use of equipment; entrepreneurial costing, marketing and quality control; production systems; sewing machines and notions; commercial and drafted patterns; alterations; order of work.
Construction Processes
Hand and machine stitches, seams, necklines, collars, openings, sleeves, waist and hem finishes, control of fullness, pockets, interfacings, linings and fastenings used in quality garment making.
Decoration, Care, Environment and Technology
Embellishment and local materials; pressing; care and eco labels; pollution, recycling and thrifting; CAD/CAM and related ICT in textile production.
How to Pass the LGCSE Fashion & Textiles (0191) Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: Letter grades A*–G (U = ungraded); Grade C or better is commonly treated as credit-level performance
- Assessment: Written Paper (2 hours, 100 marks, 50%): Section A short-answer questions (all compulsory; some may use source material); Section B structured questions (answer three). Coursework (80 marks, 50%): Item 1 one fashion garment with folder (40 marks: folder 20 + item 20); Item 2 one fashion accessory with folder (40 marks). Internally marked and externally moderated by ECoL.
- Time limit: Written Paper: 2 hours; Coursework: completed by end of September of the examination year
- Exam fee: Not available to private candidates. School candidates register through centres; 2026 ECoL school packages range from M2120 (6 subjects) to M3370 (11 subjects), with M150 practical fee per practical subject. Confirm on examscouncil.org.ls.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is LGCSE Fashion and Textiles syllabus 0191?
Syllabus 0191 is the Examinations Council of Lesotho (ECoL) Lesotho General Certificate of Secondary Education subject for Fashion and Textiles. It covers fibres and fabrics, design, construction processes, care, environmental issues and manufacture, with both a written paper and practical coursework.
How is LGCSE Fashion and Textiles assessed?
Candidates take two compulsory components: a Written Paper (2 hours, 100 marks, 50%) with short-answer and structured questions, and Coursework (80 marks, 50%) consisting of one fashion garment and one fashion accessory, each with a supporting folder. Coursework is marked by teachers and moderated by ECoL.
Is Fashion and Textiles available to private candidates?
No. The syllabus states that Fashion and Textiles 0191 is not available to private candidates. Candidates must enter through a registered school centre with adequate sewing and workshop equipment.
What grades are awarded for LGCSE Fashion and Textiles?
ECoL awards letter grades A* to G, with U for ungraded. There is no single published numeric percentage pass mark. Grade C or better is commonly treated as credit-level performance for progression.
Are these official ECoL examination questions?
No. These are original English-language multiple-choice study questions aligned to the LGCSE Fashion and Textiles (0191) syllabus content. Official assessment is a written short-answer/structured paper plus coursework, not an MCQ paper.
What should coursework include?
Candidates submit one fashion garment and one fashion accessory, each with a folder showing investigation/research, design development, plan of work, evaluation and subject terminology. Processes should draw from colour application, patterns (including alteration/adaptation), construction processes and decoration.