Course may be subject to change.
The Pearson BTEC Level 1 Introductory Certificate in Art and Design is part of a level 1 full-time study programme and consists of mandatory and optional units. In order to achieve the qualification, students must achieve in all five units. This programme will support you to develop your skills and confidence, improve your maths and English skills (where necessary), enhance your citizenship skills and develop vocationally relevant skills in the key areas of art and design. The programme has been designed to ensure that you develop the necessary skills, knowledge and behaviours to progress. Successful completion of this course leads towards a nationally recognised qualification and allows you to progress into employment or onto a level 2 programme in further education.
Entry Criteria
Initial assessment will be completed with all learners to ensure suitability for the course.
Additional Costs
Additional costs maybe required for enrichment and trips.
What are the next steps?
You will have an informal chat with the programme team to ensure the course is right for you. Please bring your previous qualifications.
Modules Studied
The modules you will study to complete the qualification are:
- Being organised
- Developing a personal progression plan
- Creating and Art Image
- Creating a Mood Board
- Creative prints
Additional to this, learners who have not achieved a grade 4 or Level 2 Functional skill in Maths and English will continue to work towards achieving this at college. The study programme also includes personal development, work experience and enrichment.
Times of Delivery
The sessions will be timetabled over approximately 3-4 days which will also include maths, English, digital skills and personal development sessions.
Any times indicated are based on current courses and may be subject to change in future years. Full timetables will be confirmed at the start of each course.
Teaching and Assessment
All theory sessions will be delivered in classrooms, practical sessions will be delivered in the workshop. Assessment will be internally set and conducted through assignments, portfolios, observation and question sessions.
Supported Internships or Level 2 course in Art and Design.
