Welcome to Wirral Met College's Level 2 Diploma in Photography course. This dynamic programme offers a comprehensive introduction to the creative world of photography.
Whether you're an aspiring professional photographer or simply seeking to enhance your skills as a hobbyist, this course provides the perfect foundation to unleash your creativity and develop your photographic prowess.
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Course Details
This Level 2 Diploma in Photography is designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge in photography techniques, equipment operation, composition, and image editing.
Delivered in an engaging and supportive environment, the course covers a range of topics including:
- Camera Settings
- Lighting
- Framing
- Digital Editing Software
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Entry Guidelines
- You will need 4 GCSE's at Grade 3 or above. One of the 4 GCSE's to be Maths or English at Grade 3 (or Functional Skill level 1) to study at this level.
- If you have a beginner/Introductory qualification, for example a Level 1 Aspire qualification, in the subject you want to study and a maths or English GCSE at Grade 3 (or Functional Skill level 1) you can study at this level.
- Entry requirements for Level 2 courses in some sectors may be more specific. If you're unsure whether you meet these requirements, don't worry — we can help you find a suitable course that aligns with your skills and experience.
If English is not your first language, you may need an assessment before enrolling on this course. To discuss further, please contact the ESOL department on 0151 551 7144.
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Where can I progress to?
Upon successful completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Photography, students may choose to progress to higher-level photography courses such as the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Photography or pursue apprenticeships or specialised areas of interest within the field.
This qualification also serves as a solid foundation for those considering a career in photography or related creative industries.
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Equipment Required
Having your own camera is useful but not essential as there are some cameras available for rent in our library.
Students can purchase SD cards and card readers as part of their starter pack (bursary students will receive these as part of this).
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Assessment Methods
Assessment for this course is primarily through coursework, practical assignments, and portfolio development.
Students will have the opportunity to showcase their understanding of photography concepts through hands-on projects and digital portfolio submissions.
