HSDC Alton courses

...We complement your studio work by regularly organising visits to Art galleries and exhibitions and each February we take a party of Art students to a cultural centre overseas...

...written and practical work. Current A level Dance students say there is a need to be prepared to put in extra time for rehearsal. You need to be organised...

...to put in the extra time that is required, outside of class, for rehearsals when in productions. There is a large workload so you need to be very organised...

...range of themes covered will be of relevance to many students working outside these areas. The mix of subject units for the course should prove both interesting...

...intellectual and creative subject, exploring Performing & Composing. The courses also recognise that we live in an age of cultural diversity and the Areas...

...a wide variety of music and have some experience of sequencing and/or multi track recording. Current students divide 50/50 over the great/difficult parts of the course...

...methods of communication and is a powerful medium for the presentation and exchange of ideas, whether in such areas as marketing, advertising or photo-journalism...

...You will be encouraged to explore the work of other artists, designers, and cultures. Alton is not the centre of the art world so we regularly organise visits to art galleries...

...San Francisco, New York and Barcelona. A BTEC National Diploma is equivalent to 3 full levels, and is a well established qualification respected by Universities...

...taking into account the historical and geographical context. How will I learn? Study the technical and stylistic features of various musical examples...

...Cultural and Other Contextual References where you will explore the influences and experiences that affect your own work and that of other artists...

...Jazz Faculty Trinity College of Music â€" possibly leading to the Associated Board Advanced Jazz Ensemble exam Regularly perform with The Jazz Factory...

...texts taken from the popular media as well as develop an understanding of theories. What is Communication & Culture? This course is an exploration of...

...Perhaps the most frequent comment we hear quite early on from new students is, â€OEIt†s nothing like English at GCSE.†This is partly because we focus...

...unit demonstrating knowledge of audience, purpose, form and genre. A2 : One exam, analysing slightly more complex texts, plus a creative coursework element...

...all be connected with nature, etc. Progression English Literature is a highly prized qualification and the skills you acquire will not only enable...

...AS: Exploring Film Form - Coursework (40% of AS) British and American Film - 2½ hour written examination (60% of AS) A2: Film Research and Creative Projects...

...Text, Industry and Audience - Written examination: 2hours 30mins Progression The course prepares you for a number of academic or vocational routes...

...there is the opportunity to apply for help from the College Access Fund. Course: EDEXCEL...

...English Functional Skills is a new course designed to replace Key Skills Communications. Is the English Functional Skills suitable for me? Similar courses...