Advanced Apprenticeships in Design
About this Course:
Is this course for me?
Being paid while you learn and gain qualifications in your chosen career might sound too good to be true - but as an Apprentice you really do get the best of both worlds! You have the opportunity to gain real valuable experience an exciting and creative workplace whilst studying theory and practical skills at College.
Apprenticeships are designed to meet the needs of the modern business environment and focus on the whole job, not just individual skills.
They offer quality work based training as an alternative to full time study, leading to nationally recognised qualifications sought by employers throughout industry and improving your chances of moving on in your chosen career. They are suitable for well motivated people who are focussed and know which career path they want to follow. Better still, it allows you to earn a wage at the same time.
Creative Apprenticeships cover a wide range of career paths including graphic design, photography, web design, video production, fashion and marketing.
Assessment Methods:
How will I be assessed?
Assessment is based purely on work you undertake in the workplace and at College... there is no exam. In the workplace you will build a portfolio of evidence of a range of jobs that you have carried out. Evidence can be printed work, personal statements, witness testimonies and photos. You will complete an Edexcel BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Art and Design, an Edexcel Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Design, and Functional Skills qualifications in Maths, English and ICT.
Progression:
What next?
Students may continue to work for their employer, progress to a range of BA Honours Degree courses or apply for a Level 4 Higher Creative Apprenticeship (available from September 2012). Whatever you decide, the qualification, skills and work-based portfolio you gain through an Advanced Creative Apprenticeship will help launch you into your chosen career in the creative industries.
Teaching Methods:
The majority of your learning will take place in the work place as you develop your new creative skills. You will also attend College regularly to learn additional skills and to work on practical assignments to extend your knowledge.
How to Apply
To begin an Apprenticeship, you should ideally be employed already. To apply you will need to fill in an application form and return it to the address shown.
More information about entry requirements and the application process is available within our Apprenticeships section
Course Occurrences:
| Course Code | Start Date | End Date | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| VA3XA201 | 3rd Sep 2012 | 31st Jul 2013 | University Centre |
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