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Graphic Design

What is Graphics A-Level?

Graphics A-Level is the process of visual communication and problem-solving through the use of type, space and image. Graphic Design is all around us – the packaging we use, lettering, illustration, labels and brands that we see every day.

What Will You Study in A-Level Graphics?

Magazine Design & Book Publishing
Branding & Logo Development
Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator & InDesign)
Animation & Moving Image
Packaging Design
Interior Design
Advertising (Print & Digital)
Illustration & Mixed Media
Hand Rendered & Digital Techniques
Typography & Lettering
Live Competition Briefs

What Next after Completing A-level Graphics?

A Graphics A-Level offers a wide range of Higher Education opportunities including; Architecture, Graphic Design, Illustration, Advertising, Animation, Visual Communication, Web Design, Games Design, Multi-Media, Product Design, Packaging Design and Set Design.

What is the Exam Board for A-Level Graphics?

Edexcel

What are the Entry Requirements for A-Level Graphics?

At least five 5s at GCSE, including at least a 5 in any GCSE Art subject, as listed below (NOT Graphic Products). If you have not previously studied GCSE Art or Graphic Design, we will send out a mini-portfolio task for you to complete after you have finished your GCSEs in June.

For entry onto Graphics we accept a Grade 5 in the following subjects

GCSE Art
GCSE Fine Art
GCSE Art and Design
GCSE Photography
GCSE Graphics
GCSE Textiles
Distinction in BTEC Art
Distinction in BTEC Art & Design

Have you considered studying a Mixed Programme (A-Levels and Btecs) Whether you’re on target to achieve five 5s in your GCSEs or not there may still be an option to study A-Levels alongside a BTEC qualification at Newman.

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