What will I be doing? Photography is both a practical and a theoretical subject. You will be studying photography as a means of personal enquiry and expression. You will learn techniques of 35mm and digital photography. These will include taking photographs, processing film and developing prints in black and white. You will also learn how to use computers to edit and manipulate photographs. The subject matter for the course includes landscape and portrait photography and how environmental and social issues affect images. An important component of the course is digital imaging, both still and video. You will be working with state of the art equipment in this area to produce colour photography and multimedia projects. How will success help me to continue with my education or secure a good career? An A level in photography will enable you to follow a range of courses at university. Students often progress to degree courses in photography or many related specialist fields including: media studies; fashion; graphic design and interior design. Some students choose to apply for other degree courses or enter employment in photography related work
Grade 5 in any GCSE art &design subject or Merit in Level 2 BTEC art &design
This course is assessed in two parts: personal study and externally set assignment. The personal study assessment is completed over the duration of the course. The externally set assignment is assessed in practical examination.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Ealing |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Greenford Avenue, Hanwell, London, W7 1JJ |
What will I be doing? Photography is both a practical and a theoretical subject. You will be studying photography as a means of personal enquiry and expression. You will learn techniques of 35mm and digital photography. These will include taking photographs, processing film and developing prints in black and white. You will also learn how to use computers to edit and manipulate photographs. The subject matter for the course includes landscape and portrait photography and how environmental and social issues affect images. An important component of the course is digital imaging, both still and video. You will be working with state of the art equipment in this area to produce colour photography and multimedia projects. How will success help me to continue with my education or secure a good career? An A level in photography will enable you to follow a range of courses at university. Students often progress to degree courses in photography or many related specialist fields including: media studies; fashion; graphic design and interior design. Some students choose to apply for other degree courses or enter employment in photography related work
Grade 5 in any GCSE art &design subject or Merit in Level 2 BTEC art &design
This course is assessed in two parts: personal study and externally set assignment. The personal study assessment is completed over the duration of the course. The externally set assignment is assessed in practical examination.
