Where does it lead? Art A level can lead to many different opportunities. Previous candidates have achieved direct entry onto Further Education courses such as Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Product and Transport Design and Fine Art. Others enrol onto Foundation courses which lead them onto BA(Hons) Degrees in various Art and Design fields. Past students have won the LTI National Taxi design competition and have had their work displayed at the Frankfurt Motor Museum. Course overview. This is a fully-flexible qualification which will allow you to follow a broad, open course, or to specialise in one or more of the endorsed titles. AS students have to produce one unit of coursework concluding with a ten hour controlled assessment. Alongside this the students also have to complete a program of critical and historical studies and produce an art journal for each of the two units. At A level students produce one problem solving unit of their choice which includes practical work, art journal as well as a dissertation of approximately 3,000 to 5,000 words. They conclude their A level by completing an externally set exam unit consisting of preparations studies, art journal and a final sixteen hour examination. You can expect to: • Have opportunities to generate practical work and ideas. • Research from primary and contextual sources. • Develop their knowledge and critical understanding of a range of art, craft and design. • Experiment with media and materials. • Express ideas and opinions through visual and written annotation. • Develop and refine ideas presenting their outcomes. • Write a dissertation based on art critical studies of approximately 3,000 to 5,000 words.
Name: Art & Design (A Level) Qualification title: GCE A Level in Art and Design Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment 60% coursework portfolio 40% Externally set assessment. Awarding Pearson Education Ltd (Formerly EDEXCEL) Created 20151009 13:03:43 Updated 20161025 12:51:38
It would be useful for students to have a digital camera or a phone with a camera in order to record primary resources and catalogue their work. Equipment required It would be useful for students to have a digital camera or a phone with a camera in order to record primary resources and catalogue their work.
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