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Level 2 Art and Design Course in Ware

Cost£2,085.00
Duration35 weeks
LevelLevel 2
DeliveryClassroom based
Start6 Sep 2027
Study modeFull-time
AttendanceDaytime
Awarding bodyUAL Awarding Body
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About this course

Level 2 Art and Design Course in Ware. Classes run at Hertford Regional College Ware Campus, full-time during the day.

The course runs over 35 weeks. You'll explore research, ideas development, and technical skills. You'll also learn how to evaluate your own work. Units cover a wide range of creative disciplines, giving you a strong foundation for further study or work in the creative industries. The University of the Arts London awards the course.

You'll finish with a Level 2 Diploma in Art and Design.

Who this course is for

Creative Industries accounted for 6.1% of the total number of jobs in the UK in 2017. Level 2 students can choose from a wide range of subjects to specialise in for further study towards a career. This course will introduce you to a range of activities essential to the development and delivery of art and design outcomes including research ideas development the use of technical skills and evaluation. It will also provide an introduction to the diversity of roles and responsibilities in the arts design and creative industries and the personal and professional characteristics needed for a career in the creative media industryDuring this course you will; Develop English and Maths skills as well as a portfolio of work in preparation for direct progression to Level 3 study in the art and design area of your choice or apprenticeship. Explore and extend this interest via a full-time immersive learning experience. Many students will have identified a specific career in the creative industries that they wish to progress to (eg fashion designer graphic designer product designer architect) using this qualification as a starting point Work with employers galleries Museums and respond to the fast-paced nature of the creative industries Produce a personal portfolio of evidence via a final major projectThis course has a 97%-100% achievement rate."Art students look at the world as outsiders and demand change. Artists and designers do not celebrate the status quo but ask questions demanding new creative ways of thinking." Bob and Robert Smith"My son never got on at school. Now he is happy and likes what he does and I am getting good reports from his teachers for the first time in years. They know him and want the best for him".

Entry requirements

136 GCSE points plus Grade D (Grade 3 of the new 16/17 GCSE grading structure) in English Language or BTEC Level 1 Diploma at Merit level with Functional Skills English Level 1 You will be required to bring examples of your work to interviewFor more information on GCSE points please refer to https://www.hrc.ac.uk/school-leavers-16-18/qualifications-guide

What you will learn

  • You'll develop research skills to support your creative projects.
  • You'll practise ideas development across a range of art and design disciplines.
  • You'll build technical skills in your chosen area of specialism.
  • You'll learn to evaluate your own work and creative decisions.
  • You'll gain an understanding of the diversity of roles in the arts.
  • You'll produce a portfolio of work to demonstrate your skills.

How you will learn

You'll learn through studio-based practical work and classroom sessions. Assessment is through a portfolio of creative work and projects. You'll also complete written tasks to support your research and evaluation skills. Your tutors will give feedback throughout the course to help you develop your practice.

What you will need to bring

You'll need to bring examples of your previous creative work to your interview. The centre will confirm any other materials you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Junior graphic designer, creates visual content for print and digital media.
  • Studio assistant, supports artists and designers in a professional studio.
  • Visual merchandiser, designs displays for retail environments.
  • Art technician, prepares materials and equipment for creative departments.
  • Creative industries administrator, supports the running of arts organisations.

What you could study next

  • Level 3 Diploma in Art and Design, the natural next step for deeper specialism and preparation for higher education.
  • Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, a widely used route into degree-level study at art college.
  • BTEC Level 3 in Creative Media Production, if you want to move into film, photography, or digital media.
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