Interior model, Kiani Kania 2008

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Interior model, Kiani Kania 2008

Kiana was the first student from WMC to go on to study Interior and Architectural Design at degree level. This is now one of our most popular specialist options with significant numbers each year progressing to to study at Chelsea, LCC, Kingston, Middlesex and Westminster.

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"The standard of work was very high. The range of skills applied and conceptual approach was to a level of excellence." James Field

"The programme’s members have produced a body of outstanding work, much of which was regarded by the SM/LM as being well above Access level. Standards are high and this is recognised externally by the quoted 100% success rate in HE applications which have included very prestigious institutions." Tony Gibbs

"These learners had received a far better learning program than they originally thought possible." Jan Robertson

"Progression to HE exemplary" Paul Clements

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"As noted in the last reports, student work is invariably good and frequently outstanding, a significant proportion thereof being at a higher level than is normally expected for Access programmes." Tony Gibbs " The course produces satisfied students who achieve at a high level." Jan Robertson " The intense tutorial practice and support allowed the students to identify any academic or personal difficulties and resolve them quickly. The strong group and peer structure also gave the students confidence to discuss their ideas." James Field

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Interior model, Kiani Kania 2008

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