Key Facts
New suite of Access to HE Diplomas for August 2024
Our brand new suite of Access to HE Diplomas is available for delivery from 1st August 2024.
New suite of Access to HE Diplomas for August 2024
Changes to Access to HE confirmed by QAA: Diploma Specification and Grading Scheme
Qualification Summary
The aim of this Diploma is to allow learners to compile a portfolio of evidence to show their readiness and ability to progress onto a range of Fashion/Design/Tailoring related degrees. The Diploma will equip learners with fundamental research skills needed for creative degrees as well as the practical design skills needed to undertake the practical components of design degrees. Learners also have the opportunity to develop business skills which would provide a solid basis for commercial applications of their creativity.
The Diploma will allow adults from non-conventional academic backgrounds to enter a Diploma and progress to university. This is made possible through the combination of units which allow learners to have a thorough grounding in fashion, tailoring, design and business. If the learner has gone straight into employment, they may not have studied at Level 3 and so this Diploma will be useful in supporting their existing skills and provide a good grounding for further study.
The Diploma will provide Learners with underpinning skills to support academic study and provide a level 3 qualification linked to their proposed HE study. A broad range of skills related to care will be acquired, whilst the underpinning skills within the ungraded units will ensure that the learner is fully prepared for progression onto relevant degrees.
Why choose this qualification?
The aim of this Diploma is to allow learners to compile a portfolio of evidence to show their readiness and ability to progress onto a range of Fashion/Design/Tailoring related degrees. The diploma will equip learners with fundamental research skills needed for creative degrees as well as the practical design skills needed to undertake the practical components of design degrees. Learners also have the opportunity to develop business skills which would provide a solid basis for commercial applications of their creativity.
The diploma will allow adults from non-conventional academic backgrounds to enter a diploma and progress to university. This is made possible through the combination of units which allow learners to have a thorough grounding in fashion, tailoring, design and business. If the learner has gone straight into employment, they may not have studied at Level 3 and so this diploma will be useful in supporting their existing skills and provide a good grounding for further study.
The Diploma will provide Learners with underpinning skills to support academic study and provide a level 3 qualification linked to their proposed HE study. A broad range of skills related to care will be acquired, whilst the underpinning skills within the ungraded units will ensure that the learner is fully prepared for progression onto relevant degrees.