Other Graphic Design college courses Wales

...disciplines within art and design such as ceramics, drawing and painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture and textiles. Study units include...

...The main aim of the course is to extend and develop your IT skills and provide you with the knowledge and competency to be able to work in a modern IT environment...

...fine art and 3D crafts; graphic design and photography; multimedia and animation [numbers permitting]; fashion and textiles. Students are able to follow...

...by gaining an OCR Certificate in ICT. Your main areas of study will include: Graphics;Website Development; Digital Business Communications. iTQ in Using...

...thorough kbnowledge and understanding of how to create and use a relational database. Assessment:You will build a portfolio of evidence and each unit is graded at...

...and Historical Context; 3D including clay, plaster, wood & mixed media; Key Skills; Photography. What can I do when I have successfully completed the programme?...

...for those wishing to put their office skills into practice. You may work in a wide range of administrative offices or with local professional firms such as Accountants...

...to 'C'. This course also offers the Welsh Baccalaureate at Intermediate Level and is supported by the full range of Key Skills. Current attainment levels...

...progress to higher level courses such as the National Diploma. Art & Design and can provide skills which can lead to training in a wide variety of occupations including Illustration...

...i.e. The National Diploma in Art Design is equivalent to 3 A levels, and the Specialist Diplomas are each equivalent to a further A level when taken...

...prior to specialising in either Fine Art or one of the Design disciplines through specialist routes. Course Features This combination of courses is equivalent...

...Entry Requirements There are no formal entry requirements but a reasonable standard of literacy is required to complete the course. The course is aimed...

...Animation, Multimedia, Surface Pattern, Jewellery, Sculpture, Ceramics, Stained Glass, 3D Design, Interior Design, Theatre Design, Project Design...

...integrating written and practical work to give relevance and depth to projects. Course Features Research using drawing and photographs Encourages creative...

...only Entry Requirements Normally students 16 - 19 years of age will require a minimum of 5 GCSEs at grades A* - C including a minimum of Grade C in Graphics...

...creativity to solve design problems, exploring media and design processes to communicate ideas. The subject is delivered through creative graphic design projects...

...creativity to solve design problems, exploring media and design processes to communicate ideas. The subject is delivered through creative graphic design projects...

...Sketchbooks form an integral part of the course and learners are encouraged to develop their own creative styles for presentation, which may include producing... Learn about: Communication Training...

...commercial, fashion, forensic and medical photography, curator and working in the voluntary sector. Studying photography at A-Level can also lead to careers... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...are provided in p329 ersonal tutorials to encourage and motivate students who may initially lack confidence in the classroom Students study key skills...