Specialist Careers in Art & Design (BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design)
A continuation of the skills and knowledge gained on the Subsidiary Diploma to develop increasingly independent and focused visual ideas in chosen pathways in art and design.
Course content
Students will pursue projects dedicated to their chosen pathway, continuing to build technical skills whilst developing greater understanding of the demands and opportunities of their specialist area. The development of this greater professional approach will facilitate both university application and employability.
- Fine Art pathway
- Graphic Design/Illustration pathway
- Photography/Lens Based pathway
- Textile Design pathway
- Fashion Design pathway
- 3D Design pathway
- Drawing
- Art & Design History
- Digital Manipu…
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A continuation of the skills and knowledge gained on the Subsidiary Diploma to develop increasingly independent and focused visual ideas in chosen pathways in art and design.
Course content
Students will pursue projects dedicated to their chosen pathway, continuing to build technical skills whilst developing greater understanding of the demands and opportunities of their specialist area. The development of this greater professional approach will facilitate both university application and employability.
- Fine Art pathway
- Graphic Design/Illustration pathway
- Photography/Lens Based pathway
- Textile Design pathway
- Fashion Design pathway
- 3D Design pathway
- Drawing
- Art & Design History
- Digital Manipulation and Animation
Entry Requirements
Internal progression via successful completion of the Creative Careers Subsidiary Diploma in Art & Design and supportive reference from your tutor. External applications require completion of a Subsidiary Diploma in Art & Design and interview with portfolio of art work and reference.
Delivery & Assessment methods
The application of skills acquired in the previous year to develop increasingly sophisticated visual solutions in your chosen pathway. Learners increasingly take control of their own project themes and approaches developing a personal identity as a practising artist or designer. The FEED initiative provides award winning collaborative opportunities through high profile visiting speakers, special workshops and events. Assessment is through project grading at Pass, Merit and Distinction levels.
Progression
University Level Education, Foundation Art and Design programme, or employment.
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