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My A-Levels Photography, Business And Travel And Tourism

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Photographs plays a massive part of today’s world and documents photographers lives or express their imagination. In today’s society there are conflicts and opinions that are outspoken to the world. Art allows us to reconnect with people through the use of expressing their thoughts and feelings through photos, paintings/drawings, videos and sculptures which permits society to acknowledge how each person is emotion. It is so powerful how people can communicate with each other with different people through the use of art which is why it is so beautiful.
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I chose for my A-Levels Photography, Business and Travel & Tourism. Throughout my business course I developed skills in market research, understand the values of sources of finance and planning and creating my own personal product that would sell effectively and successfully. During this subject at A Level my interest grown and developed and can observe different businesses analytically and put an opinion on making changes and improvements. I relatively enjoyed business and can see how it has an impact on everyday issues. On the other hand Travel and Tourism I was investigating the travel and tourism industry, researching UK and overseas destinations, how to conduct customer service in travel and tourism. During my course we had to form a group of 5 and create an event for our chosen target audience. Within this time I learnt how to work independently within my role and also to work as a team too in order to satisfy customer’s wants and needs. Both of these courses allowed me to expand my analytical skills. They made me question my assumptions about how people think and act, and has left me able to think clearly about the world’s issues and what customers individual wants and needs are. Applying these skills to university assignments, projects and work placement opportunities will support me to be successful in …show more content…

I want to be in a creative environment surrounded by like-minded people as it stimulates my mind and pushes me further to improve on my work. I am fascinated in expanding my technical knowledge in terms of the techniques on the camera, as well as this I want to achieve my knowledge about the practices and photographers evolving in the creative industry. I am very motivated to build and enhance on the experience, skills and knowledge that I already have through my A levels and I will commit with my eagerness and determination in order to be a success for this

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