
A Level Textile Design engages students in both practical and written creative studies. The course content allows individual explorations and development of each student’s: • Personal ideas through contextual research and analysis • Ability to record their ideas in a visual way • Experimentation with appropriate media, materials, techniques and processes • Ability to present a personal and meaningful response There is a strong focus on drawing, material manipulation and surface pattern design. These aspects will be the foundations of a well-rounded Textile Design portfolio. Opportunities exist for students to take part in residential Art course and gallery visits. Teachers provide extended skills workshops and one-to-one tuition as part of the course.
Grade 5 in GCSE Art or Textile Design, if taken. Students who have not taken GCSE Art and Design may also apply.
*60% coursework portfolio 40% examination *Includes a 1000-word essay which explains the coursework portfolio as it progresses.
About Education Provider
Region | North West |
Local Authority | Cheshire East |
Ofsted Rating | Good |
Gender Type | Mixed |
Address | Manchester Road, Macclesfield, SK10 2EE |
A Level Textile Design engages students in both practical and written creative studies. The course content allows individual explorations and development of each student’s: • Personal ideas through contextual research and analysis • Ability to record their ideas in a visual way • Experimentation with appropriate media, materials, techniques and processes • Ability to present a personal and meaningful response There is a strong focus on drawing, material manipulation and surface pattern design. These aspects will be the foundations of a well-rounded Textile Design portfolio. Opportunities exist for students to take part in residential Art course and gallery visits. Teachers provide extended skills workshops and one-to-one tuition as part of the course.
Grade 5 in GCSE Art or Textile Design, if taken. Students who have not taken GCSE Art and Design may also apply.
*60% coursework portfolio 40% examination *Includes a 1000-word essay which explains the coursework portfolio as it progresses.