NZ Certificate in Arts and Design (Level 4)

Visual Arts

A course by

EIT

A project-based, hands-on programme introducing foundational skills in art, design, and visual creative media, ideal for school leavers or adults seeking entry-level proficiency and portfolio development.

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NZQA Level 4 Certification

Study Level

Entry

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In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

Available in 2 locations

It will take a total of 17 weeks


Core skills this course teaches


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Apply introductory skills and techniques

Apply a variety of introductory skills and techniques in art, design and fashion.

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Solve creative problems to a brief

Apply creative processes and techniques to solve problems in response to a brief.

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Demonstrate foundational work practices

Demonstrate introductory work practices in the creative arts, and explore potential education and employment pathways.

What You're Signing Up For

The NZ Certificate in Arts and Design (Level 4) at EIT is a 17-week, full-time certificate programme providing a foundational introduction to visual creative media. Students develop skills in drawing, painting, garment construction, graphic design, and digital creativity using Adobe Creative Suite. Graduates will have a portfolio to support applications for further study or entry-level roles in New Zealand’s creative industries.

Course Content

  • Drawing / Painting
  • Creative process
  • Garment construction
  • Small object and interior/set design
  • Graphic Design
  • Adobe CC, Photoshop, Illustrator, Aero and Premiere Pro
  • Portfolio development

What you need to know first

Recommended: NZQA Level 3 qualification

Must be aged 16 years and over

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Creative Industries

  • Visual Arts

  • Design

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Entry-level roles in New Zealand’s creative industries

  • Assistant positions in art, design, or fashion studios

  • Portfolio-based opportunities