Case Studies – explore real-world industry scenarios.
Study Trips – teach students industry trends and requirements. These trips are required.
Self Directed Study – students explore and analyse subjects independently to support taught principles.
Formal Lectures – These lectures provide vital information to the entire cohort.
Seminars – encourage students to debate and argue.
Studio / Workshop / Laboratory / Practical Sessions – help students develop creative and practical abilities by simulating the industry.
Demonstrative – utilised for necessary technical subjects.
Group Work – encourages pupils to work as a team and have roles.
Assessment Methods
Summative Assessments – provides an evaluation of a student’s learning progression during the entire course.
Constructive feedback – helps to understand the quality of output.
Self and Peer Assessment – makes the student an autonomous learner and makes assessments a part of the learning process.
Practical Projects – in-class and independent research projects undertaken to demonstrate their depth of understanding of the subject.
Examinations – time-based assessment to test subject understanding.
Presentations – used in some subjects to assess subject understanding and demonstrate communication skills, professionalism, critical thinking and to argue interpretations/ findings.
Portfolio Assessment – used in certain subjects to demonstrate learning from concept to execution.
Thesis Assessment – independent research carried out to test/prove the viability of an idea.
