FINE ART


FINE ART

What is the course about?

This course is aimed at all with an interest in fine art activities. Powers of observation and perception are heightened by continuous looking, questioning and understanding, which develop through practical application and research.

What will I learn?

Observational awareness forms the basis of this subject and the student is encouraged to experience many aspects of art and design with relevant historical references. The use of a wide variety of media is encouraged and the students are directed to develop their own personal styles of working.

Unit 1
  • 2 Coursework Research projects
Unit 2
  • A Personal Investigation
Unit 3
  • Externally set assignment (exam)

All three units include a critical/historical note/sketchbook.

When does the course start?

The course starts in September of each year.

How do I attend?

Normal daytime attendance.

Where applicable this subject may also be taken as a part time evening programme.

Who is the awarding Body?

OCR

How long does the course last?

The course is taught as a one year programme.

What does this course lead on to?

You may progress from AS level to A2. A2 can lead to the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, leading to Higher Education or employment.

What subject entry requirements are there?

GCSE Level Art at Grade C or above would be helpful, but not always essential.

Are there any other requirements?

You may be invited to an informal interview with a portfolio of your work.

How is the course assessed?

Assessed in the three separate component parts including practical coursework projects, critical/historical notebook and timed practical exam.

How much does the course cost?

All students who are joining a full time course and are under 19 years of age on the 1st September as their course commences, will not be required to pay tuition fees or examination fees.
Otherwise: To be confirmed.

Are there any exam fees?

Exam fees are not payable by 16-19 year olds sitting these units for the first time.
Mature students will be advised as to the exam fees when enrolling prior to the start of the course.

Whom should I contact for advice?

Vanessa Robinson
Tollbar B & E College
Station Road
New Waltham
Grimsby
N E Lincs
DN36 4RZ

Tel: 01472 500505

Louise Mather, Ext. 266 (matherl@grimsby.ac.uk)
Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education
Nuns Corner
Laceby Road
Grimsby
N E Lincs
DN34 5BQ

Tel: 01472 311222
Minicom (for hearing impaired/deaf): 01472 315532

Equal opportunities (statement)

The N.E.Lincs Sixth Form College Partnership guarantees to deal fairly with and effectively with all students, staff and visitors and offer equality of opportunity on the basis of age, creed, gender, impairment, learning difficulty, marital status, national origin, race, religion or sexuality. Students have the right to expect that this will apply to them without prejudice or discrimination and that they also have the obligation to deal fairly and effectively with other students and staff regardless of age, creed, gender, impairment, learning difficulty, marital status, national origin, race, religion or sexuality. The Partnership will endeavour to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act, Part IV, which requires public bodies to make every effort to support persons with disability.





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