Part Time AS Photography
A Level
In Merthyr Tydfil
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A Level
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Merthyr tydfil (Wales)
This popular and successful course is a modular A level in two parts. The examination board is AQ A (Assessment Qualification Alliance) AS is normally studied in year one and A2 in the second year however, AS can be studied as a stand-alone module as part of an advised A level package and in some cases AS & A2 can be studied in one year providing the candidate attends two sessions per week.
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About this course
No formal qualifications.
All Students will attend an interview for acceptance onto the course.
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Course programme
A Level AS Photography (Level 3)
Duration: Part Time
Course Description
This popular and successful course is a modular A level in two parts. The examination board is AQ A (Assessment Qualification Alliance) AS is normally studied in year one and A2 in the second year however, AS can be studied as a stand-alone module as part of an advised A level package and in some cases AS & A2 can be studied in one year providing the candidate attends two sessions per week and has an aptitude for this. The UCAS points are the same as for other A levels and candidates are advised to take career advice when selecting A level modules to suit their chosen progression aims.
What you will Study
The AS photography course is an introduction to photographic practice and context through themed project work. Learning activities include camera handling skills, (for traditional SLR and Digital), studio workshops, field trips and darkroom processing of your own black and white films and prints. There are two coursework modules and one practical exam module.
On Completion
Typical progression routes include access onto BA Hons programmes in Art and Design related areas and straight photography BA Hons programmes. These programmes include: - Foundation Diplomas in Art and Design, Documentary Photography, Photographic Art, Fashion Photography/Fashion Design, Interior Design, Fine Art, Art Practice, Graphic Design, Animation, Textiles, 3D Design, Product Design, Media Studies, Multimedia and Lens Based Media, Film and Television There is also a benefit for some candidates to gain A level photography if they choose to progress onto careers in Archaeology, Forensic science, Radiography and other BSc routes. All candidates are advised to take individual careers advice through Student Services or their local Careers Service before making A level study choices.
Part Time AS Photography