Course
Duration
1 year (full time)
Ikebana
is a sculptural art form that originated from the floral religious
offerings composed by Japanese and Chinese monks. The Diploma
of Ikebana has been developed using this historical background
and blends this with contemporary ideas and forms. It encompasses
instruction in Ceramics, Art, Drawing & painting, Philosophy,
Photography and Computer design in addition to Ikebana.
REQUIREMENTS TO
RECEIVE THE QUALIFICATION
Recipients
of the award of Dip. IKB 30661 QLD. will have successfully completed
all modules as listed below.
ADMISSION
CRITERIA
Learners
must satisfy one or more of the following criteria:
Year
12 (High School)
· Completed Year 12 or equivalent with
an acceptable portfolio (eg 10 -15 examples of work) of material
to satisfy the Australian International College of Art; or
Recognition
of Current Competency (RCC)
¨ Be able to demonstrate a natural or learned ability by
Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) processes acceptable
to the Australian International College of Art; or
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
· Spent at least one (1) year in an associated industry
(e.g. horticulture, flower retailing); or
·
Spent at least one (1) year studying associated subjects (e.g.
modern art, art expression etc.)
And
Computing Skills
Basic
computing
skills including, log-on/log-off, use of,
keyboard, mouse, floppy
disk and CD-ROM hardware.
Capable of creating, saving and accessing
files within
basic software packages (eg word-processing)
A LAPTOP COMPUTER capable of processing all the software
required for the course.
Wireless Network capability would be an advantage.
Software required for the course can be purchased at Student
discounts through the College after payment of College Fees.
Overseas Applicants
Overseas applicants must have an English Literacy
level of IELTS
5 (modest English)
Recognition
of Prior Learning
Applicants
who may have completed appropriate learning or, those
who believe
they have gained the required skills and knowledge
necessary to complete
particular modules may apply to
the Australian Ikebana Centre to undertake
a formal Recognition
of Prior Learning of the program as outlined
in AQTF.
Applicants may be eligible who can demonstrate
current
competency in any, or all of the Units of Competency by providing
evidence such as:
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Qualifications
• Academic
records
• Resume
• References
• Work
history
• Testimonials
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Examples
of work portfolio
• (eg
video/photographs of work, )
• Demonstration
of skills (eg audition)
• Any
other evidence relating to the units
of competency in the DIPLOMA
of IKEBANA &
the ARTS
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