Learning Outcomes.
A learner will be able to:
Reflect on own and other's work in context.
Read and interpret visual images.
Develop oneself for a design career.
Produce a range of design works.
Explore and communicate with a variety of mediums, media, processes and techniques.
Use mathematics in practical applications.
Use new media technology.
Develop marketable craft product ranges.
Design aspect for performances.
Work in a business environment.
International Comparability.
A search for similar qualifications in other African countries found no matches, but comparable programmes exist in Australia, New Zealand, Scotland, and India. In Australia, the Certificate III and IV in Design cover similar competencies, including concept development, design process application, and industry knowledge. New Zealand’s National Certificate and Diploma in Visual Arts focus on developing visual arts work from briefs and independent investigation. Scotland offers an Intermediate qualification in Art and Design with similar content, and in India, design courses at levels equivalent to NQF Level 5 and above encompass two-dimensional design, drawing, and various media techniques. This South African qualification aligns well internationally at NQF Level 4, sharing core competencies and standards with these global programmes.
Qualification Modes of Delivery and Support.
Study your way through:
Contact Learning: Engage with expert lecturers in a classroom setting.
Blended Learning: Enjoy a mix of online and face-to-face sessions.
Distance Learning: Study anytime, anywhere with robust online support through Moodle LMS.
Career Opportunities.
Prepare for entry-level roles such as:
Graphics Designer: Create visual concepts and designs that communicate ideas and captivate audiences across various media.
Interior Designer: Develop and execute design plans for functional and aesthetically pleasing interior spaces.
Creative Services Manager: Oversee creative projects and teams, ensuring that design concepts align with brand and project goals.
Information Architect: Organize and structure content for digital platforms to enhance user navigation and accessibility.
Mobile Designer: Design visually engaging and user-friendly interfaces specifically for mobile applications.
Motion Designer: Bring visual content to life through animation and motion graphics, enhancing storytelling across digital media.
User Experience (UX) Designer: Focus on creating seamless, user-centered experiences by researching and designing intuitive product interactions.
User Interface (UI) Designer: Craft visually appealing and functional interfaces, ensuring a cohesive look and feel that enhances user engagement.
Articulation Options.
Horizontal Articulation:
Further Education and Training Certificate: Small Business Financial Management (NQF Level 4)
Further Education and Training Certificate: Craft Enterprise (NQF Level 4)
Further Education and Training Certificate: Performing Arts
National Certificate in Business Administration Services
Vertical Articulation:
National Certificate in Design (NQF Level 5)
National Certificate: Generic Business Administration Services (NQF Level 5)
Diagonal Articulation:
Occupational Certificate: Computer Technician (NQF Level 5)
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