Level 2 in Art and Design
Over a one year course you will develop a range of practical skills and techniques including drawing, painting, mixed media, print and 3D. Many students who enjoy and successfully complete this course progress onto the L3 in Art and Design or Graphics.
Course Information
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- Course Code
- LIDPART
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- Attendance Pattern
- Daytime
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- Course Level
- Level 2
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- Study Mode
- Full Time
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- Course Location
- Langdale Road, Leyland
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- Age Group
- School Leavers (16-18)
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- Course Duration
- 1 year
In this one year course you will explore a wide range of 2D and 3D media, techniques and processes, working through design process; completing primary research from which you will create initial ideas, and then developing these into a final piece. You will use the work of other artists to inspire you, as well as analysing and evaluating your own art work. As part of the course you will also study English and Maths and will develop employability skills.
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- Students need a minimum of 4 GCSE passes at Grade 3 or above in a range of subjects including maths or English Language or Literature at Grade 3 or above, and no less than a Grade 2 in the other.
- Vocational subjects will only count as 1 subject choice (or have 1 GCSE equivalence), in line with new guidelines from the DfE.
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Course |
Essential |
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Applied Science |
GCSE grade 3 in Core and grade 3 in Additional Science or grade 3 in GCSE Biology and GCSE Chemistry |
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Art & Design |
GCSE grade 3 in Art (or equivalent) or a completed portfolio to demonstrate artistic ability at this level |
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Engineering |
GCSE grade 3 in maths & Science |
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Media Studies |
GCSE grade 3 in English Language (Language and Literature) |
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Professional Performance Programme |
Students must also pass an audition |
By internally assessed coursework throughout the year and end of year external moderation.
Coursework includes both practical artwork and written analysis/evaluation; where you will be expected to reflect on your own and other artists’ work.
You can progress to a Level 3 course, an Apprenticeship or employment.
