CAREER ADVICE

CAREER By Lara Parsons and Francesca Stephenson

ADVICE

Art is typically termed as a leisure activity, but it can truly become more than what that simplistic denomination dictates. It can transcend way beyond enjoyment and fulfill your life as part of your livelihood, transforming your hobby into your next meal, next shopping trip and even your next house.

All three art-based studies, including photography, graphic design and fine art are amazing A-levels and GCSES to take in order to pursue an artistic degree or route for further studies and job opportunities. Undertaking any of the three arts professionally allows you to develop an extensive range of creativite, innovative and technical skills to expand your horizons, perceive things from a different perspective and stand out from the crowd. the

A Level Combos English literature Media studies History Business studies Drama studies Textiles

GCSE Combos Business studies Drama studies Media studies English literature Product design Textiles History Geography

PHOTOGRAPHY

Photography can lead to both academic and creative degrees and future pathways (within the arts photography can help pursue a career in: Advertising, Editorial,Fashion,Fashion photography, Commercial work, Film, Industrial, Architectural, Portraiture and Wedding photography, Sports and Travel, Press photography, Photojournalism, Editing and many more.

Degree Options Photography Art history Commercial photography Photography and fine art Live visual design and production Fashion photography Media makeup Art and design Film and visual effects Cinematography Film and screen studies Job Options Photographer Commercial and Advertising Photographer Editorial and Press Photographer Fashion Photographer Fine Art Photographer Wedding Photographer Medical/Clinical Photographer Digital Imaging Specialist Picture Researcher Art and Photo Editor Further Education Lecturer Higher Education Lecturer

Moreover, art subjects are not confined to these jobs, as the skills taught will aid you in various other career areas. Creative thinking, problem solving, time management, critical and analytical thinking can aid with a diverse array of jobs, including architecture, engineering, entrepreneurships and directing. Other skills such as independence and communication skills will not only enhance your career, but also life at large.

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