This course will give you the knowledge, practical experience and confidence to pursue a career in the make-up industry as a professional make-up artist for theatre, fashion, video and television. It is aimed at dedicated learners who want to move into the creative industries or further training, and are looking for practical training and a nationally-recognised Level 4 qualification (Title: HNC Performing Arts (General)). This full time course is delivered by experienced professionals who are experts in the industry and have extensive industry and teaching profiles. The course has a strong focus on prosthetics and leads directly to our HND qualification.

Successful completion of the HNC will require the accumulation of 120 credits from the modules studied. Modules studied include: •Stage Craft - Stagecraft is the team working of the backstage crew in a production. This unit has been designed to introduce the learners to the principles and practicalities of backstage team work during a live production. Learners will undertake a role in one department, developing and evidencing a full understanding of what that role requires. •Hair and makeup application for film and TV – You will explore specialised techniques for use in film and TV work. You will be able to explore your work in our high spec HD TV studio. •Special Effects – Skills in Facial Postiche, SPFX and Prosthetics will be developed as you work with production teams on live performances in our industry standard theatre. Including: head casts, sculpting wounds, working with resin cores, silicone, clay, life casting in silicone. •Period Hair and Make-up – In this unit you will widen your knowledge of hair and makeup styles that are relevant to the era, you will use materials and techniques that are used in television, film and theatre productions. •Fashion Editorial – In a creative and inspirational environment, you will experiment with a variety of skills to promote a finished image suitable for photographic, promotional, editorial and catwalk. •Production communication - With any event, show or production, a cohesive team is essential. To ensure the smooth running of a production, communication requires an in-depth understanding of all areas of a performance. You will look in to advanced technologies, methods of communication within the performing industry. •Professional development - Industry knowledge will underpin practical skills. Participants will develop a well-presented CV and be supported to develop an industry-level profile as a creative designer. Knowledge about agencies, unions, relevant legal and statutory frameworks and funding will enable you to progress to self-employment/employment fully equipped with the skills needed to make a success of your enterprise. •Performing arts industry - You will have a clear understanding of how the performing arts industry works and the steps that are required to access employment opportunities. Students will also have developed their understanding of health and wellbeing within the performing arts environment.

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: KC13

Institution code: K82

Campus Name: Kingston College

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The following entry points are available for this course:

Year 1

Entry Requirements for Advanced Entry are not listed for this Course.

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Test	Grade	AdditionalDetails
IELTS (Academic)	6.0	An overall band score of 6.0, with none of the four skills below 5.5.
Cambridge English Advanced		B2 First, formerly known as Cambridge English: First (FCE).

Students from outside the UK may be required to demonstrate their level of English by providing proof of an English language certificate or other qualification. This is particularly the case where a student: • is from a country where English is not an official/first language, or; • has previous qualifications which include English as a second language, or; • has previous qualifications which have not been studied through the medium of English. The approximate guideline minimum English level required for entry at level 4 is "B2" on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). This roughly equates to: • IELTS - an overall band score of 6.0, with none of the four skills below 5.5, or; • B2 First, formerly known as Cambridge English: First (FCE) **Please note that other English language certificates/qualifications are available, and may be considered, and the College looks at each applicant on an individual basis.**

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England	5625.0	Year 1
Northern Ireland	5625.0	Year 1
Scotland	5625.0	Year 1
Wales	5625.0	Year 1

The following course-related costs ARE included in the fees: Annual printing allowance; BTEC registration fee (if applicable). The following course-related costs are NOT included in the fees: Additional printing over and above the annual allowance; the cost of books, equipment and materials that you might wish to purchase.

Kingston Hall Road
Kingston-upon-Thames
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London
KT1 2AQ