New Zealand Diploma In Photography (level 5) in Southern Institute of Technology, New Zealand

New Zealand Diploma In Photography (level 5) in Southern Institute of Technology

The aims of the qualification are to:

• Gain skills and knowledge that are directly relevant to working or further training in the arts/photography sector
• Provide a base for learners to progress to more advanced studies or employment in photography
• Produce dedicated, professional practitioners who hold a qualification which is well regarded by employers in the photography sector

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this qualification will be able to work in junior technical or assistant roles in the photographic sector and:

• Apply problem-solving skills to a range of design challenges within a photographic context
• Apply conceptual, creative and technical skills in photographic imaging
• Apply knowledge of image making and use of technologies relevant to a range of photographic applications and genres
• Create a range of photographic imaging works
• Analyse and evaluate own photographic work and the work of others
• Self-manage photographic project briefs within defined guidelines
• Behave professionally in a photographic work environment 

 

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