About the competition - Art
Entry Levels: Advanced and Higher
Entry Deadline: 28 February 2008
Entry Type: Individual competitors
Competition Type: Mixed
Who can enter?
This competition is open to anyone with an active interest in the visual arts. As a guide to its
scope and standard: the competition has been based on the standards for art and design programmes
at level 3 which prepare competitors for immediate or deferred entry to careers in visual art.
Assessment criteria
The competition will be judged at two stages:
Stage one: competitors will submit their work for assessment
Stage two: the highest scoring competitors will be invited to exhibit at the
Cultural and Creative Arts Exhibition in June 2008.
What happens if I win?
UK Gold winners will be invited to a high profile national awards event.
Further information
For detailed information about the technical aspects of the competition, please contact Megan
Cowen of Park Lane Keighley College
megan.cowen@keighley.ac.uk
For general information about competitions please contact:
WorldSkills UK contact centre 0800 612 0742 or email
worldskillsuk@ukskills.org.uk.
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