During the first year students will work within a wide range of disciplines, covering graphics, print and illustration, fine art and sculpture, 3D model making for product, interior and theatre design, fashion design, su...
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Subjects
Design
Art
Art design
3d training
Sculpture
3D
Theatre
Textiles
Model Making
Illustration
Graphics
Course programme
Graphics design
print and illustration
fine art and sculpture
3D model making for product
interior and theatre design
fashion design
surface
digital and textile print
crafts and sustainable design
covering ceramics
jewellery
bookbinding and papermakingFive GCSEs at grade C or above including English Language. You will need to attend a portfolio interview.You can go on to Higher Education applying for a Foundation or BA Honours Degree in a variety of subjects including fine art, sculpture, stage and theatre design, fashion and textiles, 3D product and eco design, architecture, graphic design, package design, jewellery, ceramic and craft design.
Alternatively, you can begin an NVQ Apprenticeship in Design Support or NVQ Apprenticeship in Digital DesignDuring the first year students will work within a wide range of disciplines, covering graphics, print and illustration, fine art and sculpture, 3D model making for product, interior and theatre design, fashion design, surface, digital and textile print, crafts and sustainable design, covering ceramics, jewellery, bookbinding and papermaking. The emphasis is on problem solving and helping you to realise your creative potential. You will also study critical and contextual studies to complement your practical and theoretical understanding of other artists. At the end of the 1st year students will be awarded a Level 3 qualification 90 Credit Diploma in Art & Design which is equivalent to 1.5 A Levels.
In the second year students select a specialist area of art and design in order to prepare a portfolio of work. Students have the opportunity to work on projects with galleries and museums; recent projects have included the ‘Pop-Up’ Architecture Exhibition with Central St Martins School of Architecture, Duchamp & Son project with the Whitechapel Gallery and the Greenwich Museum East India Textiles Exhibition. We have links with the Tate Gallery, Central St Martins and Raven Row Gallery, who offer mentoring and interview workshops for students in preparation for applying to university. We have an excellent record of students progressing onto the university of their choice to study at degree level, such as Goldsmiths for Fine Art, Central St Martins for Fine Art, Textiles, Graphic Design and Architecture, Chelsea School of Art for Textiles and Spatial Design and the London College of Communication for Graphic Design. At the end of the 2nd year students are awarded the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Art and Design qualification which is equivalent to 3 A Levels.