Arts and Crafts College Courses in Glasgow City

...A leisure based drawing and painting class with tutor support, where you will be given the opportunity to explore a wide variety of art and design materials and techniques...

...Why not come along to our class and try scrapbooking for yourself! Day: Wednesday Time: 6.00pm - 8.00pm Duration: 12 Weeks Start Date: 19 January 2010...

...Designed for individuals employed in a Floristry environment. The course develops basic practical skills in Floristry and provides required underpinning knowledge...

...Printmaking and Producing Print . Sculpture: An Introduction . Three Dimensional Practice (including welding) . Two Dimensional Practice Articulation...

...and Degree courses in a wide variety of Art Schools and Colleges throughout Scotland. Further Study: Career Opportunities...

...such topics as commercial egg production, poultry meat production, and poultry health, ensuring that you have the skills to manage a healthy stock of laying or breeding birds... Learn about: Production covers, Egg production, Breeding birds...

...Possible Progression Routes: Level 4 Advanced Diploma (ADSF)...

...Observational Drawing Portfolio . Professional Practice Optional Units . Mixed Media Artwork . Painting . Printmaking . Sculpture . Site Based Artwork Articulation...

...You can undertake this Unit purely for interest or participate to enhance your creative portfolio of work. This is an assessed unit at SCQF levl...

...to individual learner needs. Our workshops and classrooms are well equipped and the learners are supported by appropriately qualified tutors...

...Designed by the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS), this course develops and recognises skills in flower arranging. Floral...

...safety procedures and printmaking processes. You can undertake this course purely for interest or particpate to enhance your creative portfolio of...

...1 year (August - June) Attendance: Rutherglen Campus: Full-time (3 days per week) Part-tome over 2 years) Possible Progression Routes: Advanced Floristry...

...for future professional progression. We also encourage full time students to obtain part time work in the hospitality environment in order to help build...

...Designed for individuals who wish to progress their floristry skills and advance their career in this sector. Advanced Floristry (City and Guilds)...

...studying some of the science behind the nutritional content of foods, including a look at energy, sugar, salt, protein, fibre, vitamin and mineral content...

...to undertake work experience chosen from a wide range of hospitality establishments in Glasgow or nearer to Cumbernauld. You will also learn...