TAILIEUCHUNG - FdA fashion and textile design skills 2015-2017 course handbook

"FdA fashion and textile design skills 2015-2017 course handbook" presentation of content: Introduction and module information, assessment, career opportunities, personal development planning, project work, how we support you, submission and marking of work, programme aims and learning outcomes,. Invite you to consult. | City of Bath College Student Handbook 2015 I 2017 FdA Fashion and Textiles Design Skills City of Bath College Contents Introduction and module Career Personal development Project Added Who will support you .9 How we support Programme aims and learning What will I learn .9 Cognitive key transferrable Module structure quality Submission and marking of Grading How to cite references the Harvard Unfair Quick referencing Course management - Appendix - work placement 2 Introduction and module information FdA Fashion and Textiles Design Skills Awarding Institution Bath Spa University Teaching Institution City of Bath College Why study for a Foundation Degree in Fashion Textiles What is a Foundation Degree A Foundation Degree is a 2-year degree programme that gives students the learning and workplace experience to help kick-start of further their career within the fashion industry. They are not just vocational qualification a Foundation Degree FdA or FdSc blends academic study and practical experience so graduates are prepared for working world or progression on to a BA or BSc programme. At Bath Spa University Foundation Degrees are developed closely with the industry in order to find out exactly what skills are needed. That way students are learning things that employers will love to see. Also students work on numbers of live projects throughout their course so they are working to industry standards and getting valuable work experience too. How does it compare to BA Hons degree Foundation Degrees are generally comparable to the first two years of an Honours degree. The QCA National Qualification Framework puts Foundation Degrees at level 5 an intermediate Higher Education qualification. Honours degrees are level 6. What career opportunities are open to me if I study Fashion Textiles Successful .

• Thời trang - Làm đẹp
• FdA fashion
• Textile design skills
• Career opportunities
• Personal development planning
• How we support you
• Marking of work
• Learning from
• Alternative reviews
• Bibliography
• Charles Doidge
• Mark Parsons
• marking work