The aims and objectives of this qualification are to enable students to use creativity and imagination when applying iterative design processes to develop and modify designs, and to design and make prototypes that solve real world problems, considering their own and others’ needs, wants, aspirations and values.  They will be able to identify market needs and opportunities for new products, initiate and develop design solutions, and make and test prototypes.

Studying A Level Technology Product and Design opens up a variety of exciting career pathways. Such as:

•          Engineering: Roles in mechanical, electrical, civil, or aerospace engineering.

•          Product Design: Designing consumer products, industrial equipment, or medical devices.

•          Architecture: Designing buildings and structures.

•          Graphic Design: Creating visual content for print and digital media.

•          Manufacturing: Working in production management, quality control, or materials engineering.

•          Automotive Design: Designing vehicles and automotive components.

•          Set Design: Designing sets for theatre, television, and film.

•          Web Design: Creating and maintaining websites.

•          Teaching: Educating future generations in design and technology.

•          Medical Technology: Developing prosthetics and other medical devices

These fields leverage the skills you develop in your A Level course, such as problem-solving, creativity, technical drawing, and understanding of materials and manufacturing processes.