You will be encouraged to develop your own photographic style, building up on the foundation skills acquired at GCSE. In-depth research into photographers and techniques will provide the development of ideas and your own distinct approach. You will foster your creativity and skills through open-ended projects, group workshops, and regular one-to-one tutorials with constructive written feedback. You will be encouraged to experiment and to be innovative by exploring new, and traditional techniques and processes. This includes both digital and traditional film processes.
6 or above in GCSE Photography or Art
This is a two-year course that will allow you to explore and experiment for the first year, introducing you to many techniques, and processes whilst studying the work of both contemporary and historical photographers. You will be assessed in the second year; Component 1 is the personal investigation, which forms 60% of the A-level grade. Component 2 is the externally set assignment, which forms the remaining 40%.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Derbyshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Green Lane, Dronfield, S18 2FZ |
You will be encouraged to develop your own photographic style, building up on the foundation skills acquired at GCSE. In-depth research into photographers and techniques will provide the development of ideas and your own distinct approach. You will foster your creativity and skills through open-ended projects, group workshops, and regular one-to-one tutorials with constructive written feedback. You will be encouraged to experiment and to be innovative by exploring new, and traditional techniques and processes. This includes both digital and traditional film processes.
6 or above in GCSE Photography or Art
This is a two-year course that will allow you to explore and experiment for the first year, introducing you to many techniques, and processes whilst studying the work of both contemporary and historical photographers. You will be assessed in the second year; Component 1 is the personal investigation, which forms 60% of the A-level grade. Component 2 is the externally set assignment, which forms the remaining 40%.