Level 3 Art and Design Course in Westminster. Classes run at Lisson Grove Centre on a part-time daytime schedule, two days a week in terms one and two, and one day a week in term three. This year-long art and design course covers research, skill-based workshops, and experimentation with a range of techniques and materials. You'll develop your creative practice and build a portfolio of finished work, showcased at an end-of-year show. The course is open to all applicants. Concessions are available on fees.
Who this course is for
Please note: This is a year-long course. In term one and two, this course runs on Thursdays and Friday, 09.30-16.00. In term 3, it runs on Thursdays only, 09.30-16.00
This UAL accredited course is designed to progress further your creative and practical fashion design skills. Through research, skill-based workshops and experimentation with a range of techniques and materials, you will learn more advanced creative fashion techniques. The garments you create will be showcased in the end of year fashion show.
This qualification is designed to give you every possible chance to develop your skills, competencies and knowledge that are required to study at a higher level in fashion design and/or a successful future in the wider fashion industry.
Entry requirements
The course is open to all applicants.
What you will learn
You'll develop advanced creative techniques through research and practical experimentation.
You'll work with a range of materials and methods to build technical skills.
You'll explore the creative process from initial concept through to finished work.
You'll produce a portfolio of designed pieces across the year.
You'll present your work as part of an end-of-year showcase.
You'll strengthen your understanding of design fundamentals and creative practice.
How you will learn
Classes are classroom based, running at Lisson Grove Centre on set days each week. In terms one and two, a tutor guides you through class exercises and projects covering the creative process and developing creative practice. In term three, you work to a set brief, developing and producing your own work. Assessment is through your portfolio and the finished pieces you create during the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Lisson Grove Centre 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, or editorial work.
Visual merchandiser: design in-store displays and retail environments.
Art technician: support creative departments in schools or studios.
Design assistant: support senior designers across fashion, print, or product.
Creative arts tutor: teach art and design classes at community level.
What you could study next
BA (Hons) in Fine Art, Graphic Design, or Fashion Design: a University of the Arts London Level 3 Diploma is designed to prepare you for higher education study in the creative arts.
Level 4 Certificate or Diploma in Art and Design: a shorter higher-level option if you want to deepen specialist skills before committing to a full degree.
Foundation Diploma in Art and Design (Level 3): if you want to explore a broader range of disciplines before specialising.
