Free Level 3 Art and Design Course in Great Yarmouth. Classes run at East Coast College Great Yarmouth Campus, full-time during the day. This is a University of the Arts London art and design qualification, covering creative and technical skills across a range of disciplines. The course runs for 600 hours in total. You'll have an initial assessment to confirm this is the right level for you, and the centre will use it to plan your learning.
Who this course is for
Art, Design & Photo L3 Dip 90 Credit E&T (ARTPFL3C00 25/26GA) is based in the Creative Design & Digital Media department and is designed to help you develop skills in this area. We have chosen UAL as the exam board for this course.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements available on request.
What you will learn
You'll develop practical skills across a range of art and design disciplines.
You'll explore visual communication, composition, and design principles.
You'll work with different materials, techniques, and processes.
You'll build a portfolio of creative work to show your development.
You'll research and respond to design briefs and creative challenges.
You'll reflect critically on your own work and the work of others.
How you will learn
You'll learn through studio-based practical work, projects, and creative briefs in the classroom. Assessment is portfolio-based, with your work collected and reviewed throughout the course. You may also complete written or reflective tasks alongside your practical projects. The University of the Arts London sets the assessment framework for this Diploma.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. East Coast College Great Yarmouth Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Graphic designer: create visual content for print and digital media.
Illustrator: produce artwork for books, advertising, and online platforms.
Visual merchandiser: design in-store displays and retail environments.
Photography assistant: support shoots in commercial or editorial settings.
Junior web designer: work on the visual side of websites and apps.
Art technician: support artists and designers in studios or schools.
Print production assistant: prepare and manage artwork for print.
What you could study next
Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (Level 3 or 4): the standard route into higher education for art and design students, recognised by most UK universities and art colleges.
BA (Hons) in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, or a related subject: degree-level study at university, building on the skills and portfolio you develop on this course.
Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Art and Design: a work-focused higher education route if you prefer not to take a full degree.
