Photography (Level 1 UAL Diploma) - Full-time
Course outline
This course is perfect if you are wanting to learn a broad range of photography skills and would like to have a career in photography.
You’ll learn and develop a set of practical skills, exploring photographic techniques, equipment and materials, as well as undertaking research into the work of photographers. You will also gain an understanding of software used in photography and digital graphics.
You can expect to cover units including:
- Photographic equipment
- Processes and techniques
- Photographic images for presentation
- Experimental photographic images
- Lighting for photography
You will produce a portfolio of work throughout the year.
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Location:
111 Canal Street
Nottingham NG1 7HB |
Date:Start: 7th September 2020 |
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Course code: C000295 / Q001767 |
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| Qualification | UAL Level 1 Diploma in Photography |
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| Duration | 1 year |
| Level | Level 1 |
| Entry requirements | You’ll need 4 GCSEs at grades 3–1 (D–G), including English Language and Maths at grades 3–1 (D–G), or a relevant Entry 3 vocational qualification and you will also be asked to sit an initial assessment. The initial assessment must show that you are ready to study English and maths at Level 1. If your results are lower than this, don't worry, we'll find the right course for you. |
| Assessment | Your portfolio of work assessed continually throughout the year. |
| Progression | Choose to follow with a Level 2 Diploma in Photography, or photography-related courses, followed by employment in industry. |
| Additional information | Students aged 16-18 don't have to pay tuition fees. If you are aged 19 or over, check out our Financial Help page for information on fees and funding! Why not come along to our End of Year Shows 2019 and see what our current students have been working on. |