NCFE Level 1 Photography
reed.co.uk - Distance Learning
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Who is it for?
Are you looking to gain more technical skills in photography? Looking to start or develop your career in photography? This course will give you a nationally recognised qualification in Photography to get your career on the right track.
What jobs will I qualify for?
- Photography Assistant
In these roles, you could earn up to £18,000 per annum (source: reed.co.uk Salary Checker, 2014, UK Only).
Description
When can I start?
You can enrol at any time – start today.
Are there any requirements?
Although there are no entry requirements the course, you will need a reasonable level of literacy to be able to both understand the concepts introduced, and get the most out of the materials.
What skills will I gain?
This NCFE Level 1 Photography course will give you the skills to:
- Use your camera and accessories effectively – adjusting the different settings
- Product a range of images with different effects
- Process your images digitally
- Create a portfolio using a chosen theme
Module breakdown
The course comprises three study units totalling approximately 90 guided study hours as follows:
Unit 01 – Use the camera and accessories to create images
This unit introduces candidates to using a camera (either digital or film) and accessories, and understanding the controls and settings in order to produce well framed, correctly exposed and sharp images. During this unit learners will develop photographic skills by producing a range of exploratory images. Learners will be introduced to basic visual language and composition. This work will be built upon to produce a portfolio in unit 03.
Unit 02 – Understand and apply image production skills
This unit covers the production of prints using either digital or film-based techniques and processes. It may include darkroom work, film processing, digital manipulation and printing processes.
Unit 03 – Produce and evaluate a range of photographic images
In this unit learners will produce a portfolio of images on a chosen theme. They will also research and comment on the work of photographers who have explored a related theme. The learner will write an evaluation of their work, they use a visual language, techniques and intentions and will review their own achievements.
What support is available?
- Full Tutor support by experienced practitioners throughout the duration of your course
- Peer support through forums and blogs on the Student Portal
How will I be assessed?
Course is assessed via submitted via coursework – there is no exam
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