Creative and digital media access to he ocnlr level 3 diploma

Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College

Vocational qualification

In Richmond upon Thames

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Description

  • Type

    Vocational qualification

  • Location

    Richmond upon thames

Course Overview:
The Access to Creative and Digital Media prepares students without formal qualifications to gain entry to higher education – Higher National Certificate/Diploma (HNC/D), university or art school. Students progress to top universities including the London College of Communication, Chelsea, St Martins, Kingston and Brighton to study digital and graphic design, animation, photography and moving image and web design.

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Location

Start date

Richmond upon Thames (London)
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Parkshot, TW9 2RE

Start date

On request

About this course

Entry Requirements:
There are no formal qualifications required for this course although you need to have achieved or be working towards GCSE grade C or above in English and/or Maths, which you can take alongside the Access course if needed.

Entry is by interview. You will need to demonstrate an enthusiasm for creative and visual media and have a strong work ethic. The course takes place on two days per week (Monday and Tuesday) but you should allow at least one additional day per week for related study from the outset, more as the course progresses.

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Subjects

  • Project
  • Communication Training
  • School
  • University
  • Art
  • DTP
  • Access
  • Animation
  • Design
  • Image
  • Web
  • Media

Course programme

Course Content:
During the first term you will investigate the fundamental principles of creative and digital design through a series of practical studio projects and workshops, including:

• design for web and print
• website creation
• digital image manipulation and DTP
• photography
• animation
• film and video

You will progress onto a chosen specialism, extending your research skills and interpreting project briefs. You will build an online portfolio of work and produce a final project for the end-of-year show.

Alongside your technical and practical skills development, all Access courses require students to develop their theoretical study skills so you will also be asked to research and write an essay based on your contextual studies unit.
Assessment Methods:
This is a Level 3, unit-based course where coursework is continuously assessed through presentations, practical projects and written work. You will need to achieve a minimum of 60 credits across a range of module titles - Mandatory, Creative and Digital Media, Study Skills and Contextual Studies and these are accumulated as the year progresses. 45 out of the total 60 credits achieved are graded - pass, merit or distinction. The portfolio of the year's work is externally moderated.

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