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BTEC Level 3

Graphic Design &

Photography

Level 3

Health and

Social Care

EXAM BOARD: PEARsOn D ED

EXAM BOARD: OCR C EC FD ED

REASONS TO STUDY THIS COURSE

3 Excellent preparation for your career in Graphic Design

and Photography, learning from assignments that are

based on realistic workplace situations.

3 Learn to work with industry professionals on ‘live’

projects, building employability skills and opportunities

to see your work used commercially.

3 Access to a range of specialist equipment including the

Adobe Creative Suite, a lighting studio and darkroom.

3 Chance to progress to university, or into Art and Designrelated

employment.

WHAT YOU WILL STUDY

Year 1 - you will develop visual language skills with a

variety of media including a combination of computerbased

processes and techniques using industry-standard

software (Adobe Creative Suite), also incorporating use of

traditional media and materials.

Year 2 - you have the choice of pursuing either the Graphic

Design or the Photography pathways. Specialist areas in

the Graphic Design pathway includes digital capture and

editing, advertising, typography and publishing. Specialist

areas in the Photography pathway include

landscape/architecture, studio, film and portraiture.

HOW YOU WILL BE ASSESSED

Year 1 – four main assignments

Year 2 – two main assignments + Final Major Project

The National Diploma is coursework and unit based.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE

THIS COURSE

• commitment to Graphic Design or Photography

• hard work ethic

• enthusiasm for producing personal and unique work

• passion for the subject

PROGRESSION

You will build a strong portfolio that will allow you to apply

for top university places or go on to work in the Creative

Industries, in full-time employment or apprenticeships.

Other options include progression onto the Art Foundation

course.

PRIESTLEY EXTRA

Gallery visits, research trips as well as visiting speakers

from universities and industry to discuss career paths.

‘Live’ assignments set by industry professionals. Past clients

range from Sky TV, Barclays, Professional Imagemaker,

Greene King cakes and a number of local and national

charities and businesses.

REASONS TO STUDY THIS COURSE

3 Ideal qualification for those who want a broad

background in health and social care

3 In order to provide maximum flexibility you can study

this subject as a Certificate (one block), Extended

Certificate (two blocks) or a Foundation Diploma (three

blocks).

WHAT YOU WILL STUDY

Nutrition, anatomy and physiology, equality, mental

health, positive relationships in care and infection

control.

HOW YOU WILL BE ASSESSED

Coursework and exams

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE

THIS COURSE

• GCSE grade 4 or above in a Science

• sound understanding of human physiology is strongly

recommended

• depending on your plans you will be advised that

some subjects will be essential to ensure progression

in your chosen career/degree

PROGRESSION

Many of our students choose Health and Social Care

because they have a clear idea of their future profession

eg. nursing, midwifery, social work, paramedical services,

social work, counsellor, physio and occupational therapy

etc. However, many are unsure when they start their

studies with us and wish to gain vital knowledge and

experience.

PRIESTLEY EXTRA

Enrichment activities include support in preparing Health

and Social Care university applications and interviews. A

variety of trips and visits including Disneyland Paris and a

number of universities. Applied learning experiences within

college and in local care organisations to develop your

knowledge, understanding, skills and experience.

Opportunity of work experience, which plays a vital role in

embedding knowledge as well as supporting future

university/job applications.

52 See page 25 for vocational qualifications key.

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