A level Photography is an innovative course that stimulates creativity and provides challenge. Students are given the freedom to express their own thoughts and opinions through the powerful visual medium of lens based media. They will explore the work of key practitioners and be introduced to important historical trends. They will develop a good understanding of photographic technology through practical tasks presented in the form of a technical workbook. They will develop their ability to research and analyse, both orally and in writing, important examples of photography from its origins to the present time.
A combination of 9 from GCSE English and Maths (minimum of grade 4 in both) and three further 9-4 GCSE passes. GCSE Photography is not required to study A level Photography
Component 1: Personal investigation/Portfolio 60% Students’ understanding of the exam boards four assessment objectives must be demonstrated in the context of the content and skills presented and of the importance of process as well as product. Photography portfolios and exam work will be marked by the centre and moderated by AQA during a visit to the centre. Component 2: Externally set assignment 40% Non-exam assessment set by AQA, marked by the centre an moderated by AQA during a visit to the centre.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Ealing |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Dormers Wells Lane, Southall, UB1 3HZ |
A level Photography is an innovative course that stimulates creativity and provides challenge. Students are given the freedom to express their own thoughts and opinions through the powerful visual medium of lens based media. They will explore the work of key practitioners and be introduced to important historical trends. They will develop a good understanding of photographic technology through practical tasks presented in the form of a technical workbook. They will develop their ability to research and analyse, both orally and in writing, important examples of photography from its origins to the present time.
A combination of 9 from GCSE English and Maths (minimum of grade 4 in both) and three further 9-4 GCSE passes. GCSE Photography is not required to study A level Photography
Component 1: Personal investigation/Portfolio 60% Students’ understanding of the exam boards four assessment objectives must be demonstrated in the context of the content and skills presented and of the importance of process as well as product. Photography portfolios and exam work will be marked by the centre and moderated by AQA during a visit to the centre. Component 2: Externally set assignment 40% Non-exam assessment set by AQA, marked by the centre an moderated by AQA during a visit to the centre.