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Your studies will include...

• More advanced engine operating principles, fuel and exhaust systems, spark and ignition, cooling, lubrication, transmission, wheels and tyres, brakes, steering and suspension, routine maintenance, removal and replacement of vehicle units and diagnosis and rectification of vehicle faults.
• Learn safe and correct workshop procedures and how to use specialist tools and equipment

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If you are interested computers and are inspired by art and imagery, then this could well be the course for you.

You will use Photoshop and other computer programmes whilst developing your design skills and learning about websites, the internet, advertising and the media. You will learn how to find, display and communicate information using IT alongside improving English, Maths and Computing.  Work skills are also included in the course, should you decide that employment is the progression route for you, enabling you to develop your communication and social skills.

On this course you will learn about new processes using both traditional and digital techniques alongside developing your ability to communicate orally and in writing.

You will complete a range of projects based around professional briefs.
For example: 

• Logo Design,
• Swatch Watch Design,
• Character design for Computer Games.

Assessment
Assessment is continuous, with plenty of feedback from teachers to help you complete the assignments set. The atmosphere we build upon is creative, encouraging and above all designed to be enjoyable and rewarding.

If you are good with computers, have creative flair and want to develop your skills and progress further at college, then come and sign up to learn in an environment that has all the latest technology and resources. 

This could be the most significant year of your career!

Resources:
You will learn to use the latest industry-standard, professional technology and techniques, including software packages such as Adobe Photoshop, and hardware such as scanners, printers and digital cameras.

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This course involves studying 2D and 3D visual language through a dynamic programme of creative projects and assignments. During the first year students will work with a wide range of disciplines, covering graphics, print and illustration, fine art and sculpture, 3D model making for product , interior and theatre design, fashion design, surface, digital and textile print, crafts and sustainable design, covering ceramics, jewellery, bookbinding and papermaking. The emphasis is on problem solving and helping you to realise your creative potential. You will also study critical and contextual studies to complement your practical and theoretical understanding of other artists’ work.

In the second year students select a specialist area of art and design in order to prepare a portfolio of work. Students have the opportunity to work on projects with galleries and museums; recent projects have included the Whitechapel Gallery Curatoring project and the Greenwich Museum East India Textiles Exhibition.  We have links with the Tate Gallery, Central St Martins and Raven Row Gallery, who offer mentoring and interview workshops for students in preparation for applying to university.  We have an excellent record of students progressing onto the university of their choice to study at degree level, such as Bournemouth University, Central St Martins for Fine Art, Graphic Design and Architecture, Chelsea School of Art for Textiles and Eco Design and the London College of Communications for Surface Design and Graphic Design.

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On the only full time course in Cycle Mechanics and Engineering in London, you will cover topics including: Health and Safety, Workshop Practice and Safety Standards, the removal and replacement of a variety of components including saddles, seat posts, handle bars, brake blocks, wheels, tyres and inner tubes and gear systems, punctures and cleaning.

Progression is to Level 2 and future employment opportunities include any industry which has basic mechanical tasks including the Cycle Industry, Maintenance, Sales and Retail or even Motor Bikes, Motor Vehicle, Engineering, Public Transport and Manufacturing.

Due care and consideration will be taken for applications from students with sight or hearing impairments, epilepsy or other issues which may cause concern within the industry under Health and Safety Regulations. Alternative course/career guidance will be offered.

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How will this course be of benefit to me?
The Pre Apprenticeship in Design for the Creative Industries is a new and exciting qualification that can give you:

• real experience of employment,
• invaluable access to industry networking and
• a recognised qualification to boot.

What will I learn on the Pre Apprenticeship in Design for the Creative Industries course?

On this course you will make creative work by investigating various design specialisms within the creative and media industries including: graphic design, digital photography, animation and product design.

The creative and media industries are continually evolving and prospective employees will need to have an understanding of both technical skills along side creative ability to gain any chance of finding work. Furthermore, employers will look for work-ready individuals who have good literacy, numeracy and strong IT skills as well as a  good understanding of teamwork and leadership.  This course can help you get a grounding in all the skills you will need to be work-ready.

The course is run as if you worked within a design team. The course has a managing director. He sets creative briefs for teams of students. Each term you will be expected to work on actual design briefs for real clients. You will be expected to work to deadline and your designs will need to be to a professional standard. Of course we can help you with this.

If you are interested in computer graphics and graphic design, or find yourself wanting to create trailers and websites then you may be the ideal candidate.