Students will develop their knowledge, understanding and skills through practical workshop sessions, class work, personal research, project work and external visits. Topics covered include Drawing, Design and Presentation Techniques, Manufacturing Systems and Control and Sustainability. It is important that students, as future designers, develop a passion for designing for the future. Students will develop their knowledge, understanding and skills through practical workshop sessions, class work, personal research, project work and external visits. Topics covered include Drawing, Design and Presentation Techniques, Manufacturing Systems and Control and Sustainability. It is important that students, as future designers, develop a passion for designing for the future.
To take four A Levels: At least six GCSEs at level 5 or above, including both English and Mathematics. To take three A Levels: At least five GCSEs at 5 or above, including both English and Mathematics. Additional entry requirements: A minimum of level 5 in GCSE Design Technology, Mathematics and English Language. Level 5 or above in Information Communication Technology and Art would also be an advantage.
A Levels are assessed via external examination and assessed practical piece (production of a prototype and research portfolio).
About Education Provider
| Region | North West |
| Local Authority | Lancashire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Princess Way, Burnley, BB12 0AN |
Students will develop their knowledge, understanding and skills through practical workshop sessions, class work, personal research, project work and external visits. Topics covered include Drawing, Design and Presentation Techniques, Manufacturing Systems and Control and Sustainability. It is important that students, as future designers, develop a passion for designing for the future. Students will develop their knowledge, understanding and skills through practical workshop sessions, class work, personal research, project work and external visits. Topics covered include Drawing, Design and Presentation Techniques, Manufacturing Systems and Control and Sustainability. It is important that students, as future designers, develop a passion for designing for the future.
To take four A Levels: At least six GCSEs at level 5 or above, including both English and Mathematics. To take three A Levels: At least five GCSEs at 5 or above, including both English and Mathematics. Additional entry requirements: A minimum of level 5 in GCSE Design Technology, Mathematics and English Language. Level 5 or above in Information Communication Technology and Art would also be an advantage.
A Levels are assessed via external examination and assessed practical piece (production of a prototype and research portfolio).