A Level Textiles

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The AQA exam board specification introduces students to a variety of experiences that explore a range of textile media processes and techniques. Students explore drawing using mixed medium. The work is presented in sketchbooks and display boards. Students respond to their chosen theme, incorporating relevant images and relating to the work of other drafts people which inspire them and, in turn, they interpret their findings in a unique and aesthetic way. Students will be made aware of the 4 assessment objectives which they fulfil and forms the marking criteria. The area of study for A level Textiles will be entitled ‘issues’. The topic is intentionally broad and gives the student flexibility and scope. Final outcomes will be created to represent each of the coursework topics as well as the response to the set examination assignment.

Course information

Name: A Level Textiles Qualification title: GCE A Level in Art and Design Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment Textiles became a linear qualification in September 2015. A level Textiles is a two year course with the final assessment taking place at the end of the final year. At A level candidates will have two years to gain knowledge, understanding and develop skills. See below for course breakdown. A2 level Component 1 A personal investigation Non-exam assessment, set and marked by the centre and moderated by AQA during a visit to the centre. Comprising of a personal study presented in a sketchbook. 60% of final grade Component 2 An externally-set assignment Exam papers issued from February. Student response to a set examination comprising of 15 hours supervised time over 3 days. 40% of final grade Awarding Assessment & Qualifications Alliance Created 20151002 12:37:12 Updated 20161123 12:49:18

Entry requirements

Students will be required to source sketch books, mount boards, photographs and unusual materials and threads that are not stocked in the Textiles Department. Access to a sewing machine at home is a requirement for completing coursework. Equipment required Students will be required to source sketch books, mount boards, photographs and unusual materials and threads that are not stocked in the Textiles Department. Access to a sewing machine at home is a requirement for completing coursework.

Provider

Bishopshalt School
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Address

Royal Lane Town: Uxbridge

Learning aims

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