Free Level 3 Art and Design Course in Worthing. Classes run full-time at Northbrook MET West Durrington Campus, five days a week during the day. The course runs for one year. You'll work across drawing, painting, printmaking, 3D, textiles, fashion, graphics, and illustration, using state-of-the-art studios and workshops. To start, you'll need at least four GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and maths, or a Level 2 qualification, plus a portfolio of your creative work. A portfolio review with the course leader is part of the application.
Who this course is for
Note! Not Available as a Free Course For Jobs outside GLA or Devolved Areas. p Based within the exciting and vibrant creative industries department our Art & Design courses provide you with the opportunity to build your skills in a wide variety of areas including drawing painting printmaking 3D textiles fashion graphics and illustration. /p p Northbrook College is renowned for its creative industries courses. /p ul li State of the art studios and workshops /li li Facilities for a wide range of art and design disciplines /li li Industry experienced teachers /li /ul p This course can be studied over two years; the UAL Diploma is completed in the first year and the UAL Extended Diploma in the second year. In the
Entry requirements
p To start at this level you need at least four GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above including English and maths or a Level 2 qualification. You will also need a portfolio of your creative work. A portfolio review with the course leader is required. /p p Your portfolio of work must demonstrate your interest and enthusiasm for the subject area. You are required to bring sketchbooks evidence of research and observational drawings examples of developmental work as well as some final pieces. We are a
What you will learn
You'll develop skills in drawing and observational work across a range of subjects.
You'll explore painting techniques and build a body of finished work.
You'll practise printmaking processes in a dedicated studio environment.
You'll create 3D work using workshop facilities.
You'll experiment with textiles and fashion design.
You'll produce graphics and illustration projects.
You'll build and present a professional portfolio of creative and developmental work.
How you will learn
You'll learn through studio and workshop practice, producing work across a range of creative disciplines. Assessment is based on the work you produce, including sketchbooks, research evidence, developmental work, and final pieces. You'll attend classes full-time during the day at the campus. A portfolio review takes place before you start, and your progress is assessed through the body of creative work you build throughout the year.
What you will need to bring
You'll need to bring a portfolio of your creative work to the application stage. This should include sketchbooks, evidence of research, observational drawings, developmental work, and some final pieces. Northbrook MET West Durrington 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 publishing, advertising, and media.
Textile designer: design patterns and fabrics for fashion or interiors.
Fashion design assistant: support designers in producing clothing ranges.
Printmaker: create original prints for galleries, studios, or commercial clients.
Art technician: support studio and workshop activities in schools or colleges.
Visual merchandiser: design and dress retail displays and store environments.
What you could study next
Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (Level 3 or 4): a common next step before applying to a degree course, helping you specialise and build your portfolio further.
BA (Hons) in Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, Fashion, or Textiles: a three-year degree at university, leading to graduate-level roles in the creative industries.
Higher National Diploma (HND) in Art and Design: a two-year higher education qualification available at some colleges, bridging the gap between Level 3 and a full degree.
