TEACHING VISUAL ART FOR KIDS AND TEENS

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This program is for stay at home mom or dads and designed for 12 – 24 months of part-time online study.  12 courses total

Through this 1-2 year* Diploma Program “Teaching Visual Art” students will be introduced to fundamental art skills and sensitivities, developmental aspects of visual art education, and pedagogic relating to Visual art.

Along with theoretical and technical knowledge in the field of Visual Art, students will receive solid knowledge in the field of teaching the Visual Art of children and adolescents.

After successful completion of all of these courses, a student will receive a diploma as an Artist and Art Educator.

During this diploma program, students will also learn how to implement one of the best business ideas for moms at home and how to become a successful owner of their own Art School for kids business.

  This will allow some of them, if they wish, to choose the path of the Teacher in Visual Art and became a Visual Art educator. They will have all the necessary skills, experience and knowledge to teach the Visual art  of their own children, for example, or any other school-age children.

Those students who have an interest in the educational business will be able to make a successful career by opening their own Art school or Art studio and be a Visual Art Educator.

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Tuition Fee and Type of training

Type of online training	FREE hours with live teacher per week. Time is agreed with the teacher	Tuition Fee per week
1. ONLINE intensive.	1 hours (1 hour weekly) + 3-4 hours self study in virtual class.	$49.00 Register now

Students are eligible to complete the program faster in order to save time and money.

 The minimum training period is 12 months.

Tuition fee is depends of the type of online study.

 Two options for payment.

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1. Per-quarter payment (4 Month) basis (with $100) saving.

2. Monthly payments. First and last month payment is required.

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Payment method

Payment method can be selected during filling up your online registration form.

Students pay for courses before the start of each quarter. If your fees are not paid one week prior to the course start, you will have a hold placed on your account and therefore will not be able to continue the course.

Course projects and final course test

  After studying the materials of each course, such as articles, video tutorials, audio podcasts and successfully completing practical projects, each student must pass a theoretical multiple-choice test.

Students suppose to achieve a minimum of 65% to pass the course test.

The final diploma program exam

Students  have to take all 12 courses to get a Diploma.

The final diploma program exam is an open-book, multiple-choice test and a real project for real customer.

 You need to achieve a minimum of 65% on the final exam to pass the course.

 a Diploma Certificate of course completion will be mailed 4-6 weeks later.

 All students are expected to work at a high level of independence, be self-motivated, respect peers and instructors, and participate in the opportunities that the Visual Art Education department of New Image College offer.

Online Department  Students who want to speed up their studies and get a Diploma Certificate earlier can take part in special one-week seminars in Toronto, Saint John, New York. Contact college for details.

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This course provides an introduction to the language of the visual arts and a foundation for individual understanding and enjoyment of art. This course will focus on different types of Art materials and Techniques.

Course Outline:
This Art History course explores the history of Western art up to the late 1800s while focusing on key periods and styles. Develop an aesthetic appreciation and understanding of art and artifacts through lectures, slides, videos, and hands-on projects. This history of art course also looks at how (at various times) creativity and cultural imagination has been altered or influenced by social and spiritual circumstance.

An example of educational material on the History of Art. An audio podcast dedicated to Leonardo Da Vinci and Mona Lisa.

Course Outline:
Emphasis of course activity will be to enable the student to use the design process and language to reference the principles and elements of design in developing and analyzing samples of two-dimensional compositions.
A series of exercises and a project with two-dimensional elements will be completed by students.

Example of one of Composition in Visual Art Lectures for our students

Course Outline:
The properties of colors and how they behave within color systems will be explored in both theory and assessments and exercise practices.
Color systems from real life, fine arts, and design sources will be researched, analyzed and used for course assessments.

Example of one of Color Theory Lectures for our students

Course Outline:

Our Drawing Fundamentals course is an introduction to structure, form, and tone using the human figure. This drawing course explores both traditional and alternative media, drawing styles, techniques, and materials. A series of exercises help you learn classical drawing principles and basic structure and anatomy. Build on that knowledge by learning perspective drawing, shading techniques, and contour drawing as well as the techniques used in line art, illustrative and commercial rendering.

Course Outline:

This online course is #5 of 10 in our Diploma program.
Course Outline: Introduction to wet media such as inks, watercolor and others. Course topics provide the platform for line, value and preliminary color studies using wet media: contour types, gesture, controlled, expressive, texture generations etc.

Course Objectives:
Students are given the opportunity to:
• use transparent watercolor media to achieve a variety of effects.
• use color mixing to achieve local color.
• work with the varied subject matter.
• utilize Elements of Design (line, shape, space, texture, volume, color) and Principles
of Design (balance, emphasis, proportion, rhythm, unity, variety) in compositions.
• view and discuss traditional and contemporary works in watercolor.
• demonstrate good studio working habits.
• present their completed work in a professional manner.

Objectives Outcome:
Ability to recognize and apply a variety of watercolor techniques.
Ability to utilize hue, value, and intensity of color.
Ability to plan a composition.
Ability to express a personal direction in watercolor.
Ability to be professional in the presentation of projects.
Ability to meet set deadlines.

Course Outline:

What is Human Anatomy?

Human anatomy is the study of the bones, joints, muscles, and systems of the human body. Human anatomy focuses on the structures of the body and the standard naming and definition of physical properties.
Without an understanding of anatomy, your drawings will always feel like there’s something wrong. They won’t have that level of detail that you’ll see in a pro’s work. After this course, you won’t need to guess what all those bumps are. We’ll teach you all the anatomy you need to draw the forms accurately and make them look like real people!

This online course is #8 of 12 in our Diploma program.

Course Outline:

What is a Watercolor Painting?

All Watercolor Painting courses allow students to express their artistic sensibilities. Whether you’re interested in learning how to mix watercolor paints to achieve the right tones or master new brush strokes for landscapes or portraits, New Image College has a top-rated course for you.

This online course is #9 of 12 in our Diploma program.

Course Outline:

What is Acrylic Painting?

All Watercolor Painting courses allow students to express their artistic sensibilities. Whether you’re interested in learning how to mix watercolor paints to achieve the right tones or master new brush strokes for landscapes or portraits, New Image College has a top-rated course for you.

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What is an Oil Painting?

All Watercolor Painting courses allow students to express their artistic sensibilities. Whether you’re interested in learning how to mix watercolor paints to achieve the right tones or master new brush strokes for landscapes or portraits, New Image College has a top-rated course for you.

Course Outline:

Drawing Advanced

T rawing Advanced. Learn how to analyze what you see in the world around you and communicate it on paper. Through hands-on projects, and guided by a professional artist, you will explore the critical concepts of line, mass, form, perspective, value, and composition, building a solid foundation for all your art and design work. And most importantly, you’ll also discover that drawing can be fun. Did you know that spheres have inner edges? Or why artists measure with their thumbs? Grab your charcoal, chalk, pastels, ink, different tipe of pensels… this course is your step to developing your craft as an artist.

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What is Creative Arts‐Based Pedagogy?

All Watercolor Painting courses allow students to express their artistic sensibilities. Whether you’re interested in learning how to mix watercolor paints to achieve the right tones or master new brush strokes for landscapes or portraits, New Image College has a top-rated course for you.

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