TEXTILES

Examined in June 2009 and June 2010
Examination Board: EdExcelL

During the course you will learn a variety of textile techniques. This will include block-printing, batik, screen printing, hand – dyeing, weaving, knitting, felt making and machine and hand embroidery. A visit to the Knitting and Stitching Show, specialist craft shops and British Museum supply inspiration and an opportunity to study contemporary and traditional textiles.

No previous subject knowledge required.

SCHEME OF ASSESSMENT

Advanced Subsidiary (AS)

Candidates take Units 1 and 2 as below:

UNIT	LEVEL	TOPIC	MODE OF ASSESSMENT	DURATION	WEIGHTING
					AS	A
1	AS	COURSEWORK Thematic and expressive study	Internally set and marked. Externally moderated	n/a	60 %	30 %
2	AS	FINAL PIECE Externally Set Assignment	Internally set and marked. Externally moderated	8 hours	40 %	20 %
A2
Two modules are also studied at A2
UNIT	LEVEL	TOPIC	MODE OF ASSESSMENT	DURATION	WEIGHTING A2
3	A2	COURSEWORK Practical work and written study	Internally set and marked. Externally moderated.	n/a	30 %
4	A2	FINAL PIECE Externally Set Assignment	Internally set and marked. Externally moderated	12 hours	20 %