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3D Design: AS and A2 Level
This course is for students interested in working in three
dimensions and offers the chance to study architecture,
interior design, product design and furniture design.
Course details You will use wood, metal, plastics and
other materials to develop creative solutions to design
problems. You will also learn design and research skills,
model making, technical/perspective drawing and other
presentation techniques.
How is it assessed? Both AS and A2 courses are 100%
coursework (this includes a practical examination).
Course duration One year at AS level. One year at
A2 level.
What do I need to study this subject? You should have
GCSE grade A*-C in Art and Design or Design Technology
(Resistant Materials). GCSE grade A*-C in English
Language is desirable.
Where can this lead me? You can progress onto a
Foundation Diploma course or a degree in a range of
art-based subjects, and careers in 3D design, including:
architecture, furniture design, interior design, product
design and set/stage design.
What are the enrichment opportunities? There are visits to
galleries, museums, degree shows, workshops and
opportunities to meet artists and designers.
Fashion and Textiles:
AS and A2 Level
This is an art and design-based course specialising in the
design and making of textiles for fashion, furnishing and
fine art.
Course details Students investigate screen printing,
dyeing, embroidery and batik, including the use of sewing
machines. Major projects during the second year allow
the student to specialise in areas specific to individual
talents and interests, including the opportunity to explore
fashion ideas through pattern cutting and garment
construction.
How is it assessed? Both AS and A2 courses are 100%
coursework (this includes the practical examination).
Course duration One year at AS level. One year at
A2 level.
What do I need to study this subject? You should have
GCSE grade A*-C in Art and Design, and GCSE grade
A*-C in English Language is desirable. GCSE Textiles
Technology is not a requirement. Students who have
this qualification without GCSE Art will need to provide
evidence of visual language skills (such as drawing).
Where can this lead me? You can progress onto a
Foundation Diploma course or a degree in a range of
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art-based subjects, and careers in textile design,
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