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Get your introductory teaching qualification from East Durham College with this part-time teacher training course! Ideal for teachers, tutors and trainers new to the FE sector.

The UAL L2 Diploma in Art & Design provides a well-rounded approach to both visual art techniques, and the Art and Design industry. You will gain experience across a range of 2D and 3D art in a range of media.

The UAL L3 Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design & Communication programme is designed to help you extend your understanding of the art & design industry, whilst developing your skills across a range of media.

The UAL L3 Extended Diploma in Creative Practice: Art, Design & Communication programme is designed to help you extend your understanding of the Art & Design industry, whilst developing your skills across a range of media.

The course is a Level 1 Award in Creative Craft with the emphasis on sewing and textiles, delivered over two evenings per week for six weeks. A range of sewing and textiles areas will be introduced through short projects that build into a portfolio

Want to train as a teaching assistant or learning support assistant? This part-time evening course is an ideal starting point.

Want to train as a teaching assistant or learning support assistant? This part-time evening course is an ideal starting point.

Aquire skills in leadership, mentoring, coaching and reflection through a range of work-based learning opportunities, for a future working as a practitioner in the school and college workforce with this Level 4 Certificate in Advanced Practitioner in Schools and Colleges.

Develop your knowledge and skills in textile crafts with our Level 2 Certificate in Creative Craft (Textiles). This course is all about exploring your interests and developing your crafting skills. You’ll explore textile materials and techniques such as printing, fabric dyeing, and embroidery. We’ll also look at colour theory, formal elements of art and craft, and some of the tools that are commonly when creating textiles.

The course includes a combination of 14 hours per week coursework marked unit assessments, as well as practical demonstrations of customers service and presentation skills - essential for entry into local travel, tourism or business employment. You are provided with a educational visits to local and regional travel, tourism and business organisations to put your learning into practice and to support achievement of the unit assessments. You are required to complete at least 36 hours of industrial experience as well as up to 6 hours per week of literacy and numeracy depending on your GCSE or other entry qualifications.