A Level Fashion

...and in year two you will specialise in a specific personal area of interest. Throughout the course you will also develop an individual portfolio of... More

...explored, and developed and students' creativity tested, while remaining stimulating, demanding and supportive. It will help students to make the transition... More

...shopping and style, fashion trends and forecasting and customer service. The course gives you the overview of the sector from shop floor to head office... More

...facilities for textiles, sculpture, print-making, photography and painting, our School of Creative Industries offers the ideal environment in which... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...overview Depending on the pathway taken, key units include:Apparel manufacturing techniques and the production processApparel manufacturing techniques... Learn about: Quality Training... More

...All activities will be underpinned by a core of drawing/visualisation skills. The Course is equivalent to 1.5 A levels. The course is made up of practical... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...Develop textiles related skills using a variety of media, processes and techniques Gain knowledge of historical and contemporary styles and genres in fashion... Learn about: Textile Design, Fabric Design... More

...Drawing skills for textile and fashion design will be developed using various media. Textiles and Fashion - A and AS Levels What are the main features of this course?... Learn about: Textile Design, Printed Fabric Design, Fabric Design... More

...of textile-based arts and crafts available. Fashion and textiles - AS/A2 Level Exam Board: EDEXCEL NCS course code: AS-ASTEXAP/A2-A2TEXAP Aim This course... Learn about: Textile Design, Fabric Design, Knitwear Design... More

...You'll learn: across the core disciplines of art and design practice, including: ideas and concepts, production techniques, fashion marketing... More

...of some of the following units: Garment Construction Craft, Pattern Cutting Fashion Design: Illustration Techniques and more. What do I need to get on the course?... More

...all related to fashion business and retail. Students must successfully complete all units... More

...workshops and live projects. You will work in sketchbooks using the design cycle to develop ideas to a professional standard. You will explore mark making techniques... More

...in addition to health and safety notes. NB: Once a learner has successfully. Introduction/Intermediate/Advanced Levels in Jewellery (10 weeks)... Learn about: Jewellery Design, Fashion Illustration... More

...Ideally you will have achieved 4 GCSEs at Grade C and above or equivalent, with one preferably being held in an art design or creative subject... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...and creativity extending, refining and developing their skills. It is also possible to complete the BTEC Extended Project qualification during the... Learn about: Skills and Training... More

...Unit 4: Coursework project. How Will I Be Assessed? Textiles Technology is. Textiles Technology AS/A2 Entry Requirements Minimum 5 GCSEs grades... Learn about: Costume Design, Textile Design, Fashion Illustration... More

...A* - C at GCSE level Art and Design. Head of Department: Ms Caroline Kaye Course assessment: Coursework plus an eight (AS) or twelve (A2) hour controlled... Learn about: Textile Design, Fashion Illustration... More

...which an Art and Design background is relevant. The skills you will develop will be. Art and Design (Fine Art) The art course mainly focuses on two-dimensional media... Learn about: Textile Design, Fashion Illustration, Costume Design... More

...or finding out about fashion trends, or someone who wants to work within the field of clothing and textiles, this course is for you. It is designed to challenge... More