The Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Contemporary Arts is a full-time, (3 day per week) course which runs over 1 year, and gives students the opportunity to learn a range of visual art mediums and techniques. The course offers study in a range of studio areas: painting, drawing, ceramics, printmaking and photography, and also has some art history and theory.
The instruction is studio-based and our teachers are all experienced artists. The classes have an emphasis on skills, techniques and creativity, and there is plenty of opportunity to practice under teacher supervision. In the second semester of their course, students have the opportunity to exhibit the best of their work in the NADC's Trapezium Gallery, where many students are surprised and delighted to see how much they have achieved.
To see more images of work produced by our 2010 Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft students, visit our flickr sets of ceramic artwork and drawings.
To be eligible for the course, you must have your HSC or be over 21, and have a willingness and interest to study the visual arts. You must also be available to study 3 days a week for the year (36 teaching weeks).
Enrollments are being taken on Tuesday January 25 at 10.30am in Building P, Nepean College, 12-44 O'Connell St Kingswood, enter via gate 2 in O'Connell St. Limited places available!
For more information including timetable, course fees, and units covered, visit our fine arts course info page, and scroll down to Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft, course # 19114. Click on this link for a full course information leaflet.
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