Ceramics Domestic Wares
Vocational qualification
In London
Description
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Type
Vocational qualification
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Location
London
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Duration
10 Weeks
This course offers the opportunity to explore in depth skills and techniques required to make functional pots. Throwing, basic handbuilding, use of moulds, decoratiive technique and glazing will be covered. Learning outcomes (including what the student will be able to do by the end of the course): Gain confidence in: Throwing techniques - Basic handbuilding - Use of moulds - Decorative. Suitable for: Suitable for both beginners and advanced students wishing to explore possibilities of making functional forms in ceramics.
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Ceramics Domestic Wares
Who is this course for?
Suitable for both beginners and advanced students wishing to explore possibilities of making functional forms in ceramics.
What previous knowledge/experience are required?
no previous experience required.
What is the level of the course?
This course is open to anyone with interest of making and decorating functional forms.
What will the course cover and what can I expect to do by the end of it?
This course offers the opportunity to explore in depth skills and techniques required to make functional pots. Throwing, basic handbuilding, use of moulds, decoratiive technique and glazing will be covered. Learning outcomes (including what the student will be able to do by the end of the course) : Gain confidence in : - Throwing techniques - Basic handbuilding - Use of moulds - Decorative techniques - Glazing techniques
What teaching and learning methods will be used on the course?
The programme is taught through tutor demonstration and caters for individual interests and potentials. Through one to one sessions, group discussions and sharing skills and knowledge within the group.
How will we assess your progress on the course?
Your tutor will give you individual feedback, ILP forms.
What type of qualification will passing this course give me?
No formal qualification.
What extra study/practice do we expect you to do outside the class?
You will be encouraged to visit current exhibits, keep a sketchbook to note ideas.
What can I do after completing this course?
You could continue to develop your skills on this course, consider enrolling for another ceramic or art course at WMC, study for degree, set up your own studio.
Are there any other costs? (e.g. materials, equipment or books I need to buy before or during the course)
Basic tools will be offered, but you may wish to buy additional tools for your personal use. List of tools will be provided, there is a charge of £16 per student per term and a £1,50 per pound for clay before firing. This covers cost of clay, glazing and firing.
Ceramics Domestic Wares