This is a new and exciting course, where, within a clear structure and working to individual strengths, students will be able to explore their creative interests and ideas. The course shares many familiar aspects of GCSE Art and Design and is therefore a straightforward continuation for those who have studied the subject before. It is envisaged that students will complete the full A Level but a contingency alternative using the AS Level will be available to students who want to end the course after one year. The course has two units. Unit 1, worth 60% of the total mark, is a personal study based on the student's ideas. Unit 2, worth 40% of the total mark, is an exam that is based on suggestions from the exam board with the outcome being an independently produced piece of artwork. Where does this subject lead? Art is a versatile subject that can be used in a variety of careers including Advertising and PR, Architecture, Broadcast media, Crafts, Design, Fine Art, Health and Beauty, Illustration, Interior Design, Multimedia and Graphic Design, Teaching, Textile and Fashion Design and Theatre Design.
Students need to achieve at least 28 points from their best 6 GCSE results. Grade C or above in GCSE Art and Design.
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Lancashire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| Address | Liverpool Road, Hutton, Preston, PR4 5SN |
This is a new and exciting course, where, within a clear structure and working to individual strengths, students will be able to explore their creative interests and ideas. The course shares many familiar aspects of GCSE Art and Design and is therefore a straightforward continuation for those who have studied the subject before. It is envisaged that students will complete the full A Level but a contingency alternative using the AS Level will be available to students who want to end the course after one year. The course has two units. Unit 1, worth 60% of the total mark, is a personal study based on the student's ideas. Unit 2, worth 40% of the total mark, is an exam that is based on suggestions from the exam board with the outcome being an independently produced piece of artwork. Where does this subject lead? Art is a versatile subject that can be used in a variety of careers including Advertising and PR, Architecture, Broadcast media, Crafts, Design, Fine Art, Health and Beauty, Illustration, Interior Design, Multimedia and Graphic Design, Teaching, Textile and Fashion Design and Theatre Design.
Students need to achieve at least 28 points from their best 6 GCSE results. Grade C or above in GCSE Art and Design.