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What is A-Level Textiles?
The Textiles A-Level course is an art-based subject in which you will experiment with a wide range of techniques.
What Will You Study in A-Level Textiles?
- Observational Drawing
- Mark making
- Hand and Machine Embroidery
- Dysperse Dye
- Experimental Drawing
- Repeat pattern Traditional and Digital (Photoshop)
- Dissolvable fabric
- Observational drawing / Painting
- Felt making
- Textile tensions
- Garment construction
- Screen Printing
- Devore Printing
- Sublimation Printing
What Next after Completing A-Level Textiles?
Many of our students choose to stay at Cardinal Newman to study a one-year UAL Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, whereas others go straight to university. We have very strong links with universities and recent destinations have included;
- University of Salford – Fashion Image Making and Styling
- Leeds Art University – Graphic Design
- Leeds Art University – Fashion
- UCLAN – Fashion Design
- UCLAN – Textile Design
- UCLAN – Interior Design
- University of Edinburgh – Fashion Design
What is the Exam Board for A-Level Textiles?
AQA
What are the Entry Requirements for A-Level Textiles?
At least five 5s at GCSE, including at least a 5 in GCSE Art or a 5 in GCSE Textiles.
Design Technology and Graphic Design students will be subject to an interview with a portfolio of work.
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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