Does a level Art have coursework?

As described above, your A level mark is decided by two major pieces of coursework: the Personal Investigation and the Timed Test. Both pieces of coursework are marked by your college according to a detailed ‘taxonomy’ of assessment objectives.

Can you do Art as level?

For AS & A Level Art and Design (9479) photography can be used as a method of research and development for any of the areas of study or as a specific media within Fine Art.

How do you evaluate Art A level?

What to do

1. Do use appropriate terminology.
2. Do keep your evaluation concise and focus on the key points.
3. Do ensure that you are evaluating rather than writing commentary or description.
4. Do evaluate against your original intentions.
5. Do make comments on the effectiveness of your development process.

How do you do Art coursework fast?

How to draw & paint faster: 15 tips for high school Art students

1. Use a ground.
2. Incorporate mixed media /patterned surfaces / textural elements.
3. Work on several pieces at once.
4. Paint things in the right order – background areas first.
5. Use masking tape to create straight edges.
6. Leave artwork purposefully incomplete.

Where can I find as LEVEL Art coursework?

Further AS Level Art Coursework examples and case studies will be added here over the coming months. This article relates to CIE AS Coursework, Component 2, 9704 A Level Art and Design – the International version of A Levels, assessed by the University of Cambridge. Information is sourced from the CIE A Level Art and Design syllabus.

How is the as Art coursework assessment done?

AS Art Coursework assessment. The AS Coursework project is worth 40% of your final AS grade and 20% of your final A Level Art grade. It is internally assessed, which means it is marked by the Coursework Accredited Art teacher/s at your school and then externally moderated by CIE examiners.

Is the CIE A level Art and Design International?

This article relates to CIE AS Coursework, Component 2, 9704 A Level Art and Design – the International version of A Levels, assessed by the University of Cambridge. Information is sourced from the CIE A Level Art and Design syllabus.

What makes studying art at a level unique?

Unique to studying Art at A Level, you build up a very personal and continually evolving body of practical work, guided and supported by your teachers. Individual exploration and development of your personal skills and creative directions is a special aspect of this subject. A level Art prepares you to produce two major pieces of assessed work.