BTEC Diploma in Foundation Studies Art and Design (Textiles with Fashion Pathway)

BTEC Diploma in Foundation Studies Art and Design (Textiles with Fashion Pathway)

Quick Facts
Course Code
BT5003A09
Start
07/09/2009
Course Level
Level 3
Days/Time
DAY
Course Length
1 year

Where is the course? (N/A)

What is this course about? This is a course to teach students to be independent thinkers and designers in preparation for a degree in the subject of their choice or a diploma in a vocational subject such as pattern cutting or tailoring. The course is arts and design but based around textiles and fashion. Good drawing skills are required as is a strong commitment to work in this area.Take a look at a gallery of coursework produced by students on this course.

Who is this course for? For people who have A-level or Advanced Vocational Certificate or mature students who have completed a preparatory art and design course, and who want to study to degree level.

What do I need to get on the course? You should have a portfolio of work and have achieved one of the following levels of qualification:

· One A-level and three GCSEs (grades A*-C)

· A-levels and two GCSEs (grades A-C)

· or five GCSEs at (grades A*-C).

Other acceptable qualifications are, for example, a degree, a BTEC National Diploma, GNVQ Advanced, or overseas qualifications.
For mature students - You do not need formal qualifications but you must provide evidence of recent relevant study, work or experience.,

What will I study? You explore textile and fashion techniques that are groundbreaking, experimental and not led by the industries. You will learn a wide range of techniques and skills in:

· textiles and fashion

· fashion illustration

· drawing

· colourwork

· design development

· presentation

· contextual studies (embedded in all modules).

What qualification will I get? BTEC Diploma in Foundation Studies (Art & Design)

What can I do after the course? Degrees in textiles, mixed media, fine art textiles, fashion, theatre, jewellery, accessories, shoes, styling, pattern cutting, garment technology, fashion illustration. Vocational diplomas in tailoring, shoes, accessories, embroidery, knit, pattern cutting and garment technology.

How do I get on the course? Complete a College application form, followed by interview.

How much does the course cost? Concessionary students pay a £40 annual registration charge which covers any courses where concessions are available.

Home Students:
£ 1293

International students:
£ 5400