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Trinity Arts Awards
T3 Tutoring is a registered Trinity Arts Award centre, offering both the Bronze and Silver Arts Award qualifications.
Our trained and experienced Arts Award advisers support students in exploring and developing a creative project through to assessment and achievement.
Arts Award takes learners on a creative journey—exploring the arts world, discovering their potential, developing leadership skills, and gaining a recognised qualification. Young people can achieve an Arts Award in any art form; including music performance, music technology, digital or fine art, fashion and textiles, drama, dance, 3D design, craft, filmmaking or photography.
Open to anyone aged 25 or under, these qualifications build essential 21st-century skills, including creativity, communication, problem-solving, reflective thinking, and confidence.
Arts Award connects young people with the arts world—as audience members, behind the scenes, learning from professionals, or researching artists and organisations.
Completing an Arts Award develops a wide range of transferable skills, including entrepreneurialism, independence, and self-motivation. It is excellent preparation for further study and the world of work.
Bronze Award - Level 1
Young people take part in arts activities, experience the arts as audience members.
They research the work of an artist/craftsperson who inspires them and develop their leadership skills through passing on arts skills to others.
Silver Award - Level 2
Young people explore opportunities to extend their own knowledge of, and interests in, the arts and develop their art form skills through planning, implementing and reviewing a personal arts challenge appropriate to their ability and understanding. They review arts events and find out more about the arts through meeting and working with arts practitioners, researching arts organisations and exploring future education and career pathways. They reflect on what they have learnt and how this may influence their future choices. They also work under professional supervision to develop specific personalised leadership skills through taking the lead in planning, delivering and reviewing an arts project.
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NEETS Programme (16–24) – Supports young people not in education, employment, or training through creative, project-based learning. Learners build confidence, develop key skills, and achieve recognised Trinity Arts qualifications, helping them progress into further education, apprenticeships, or employment.
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Fully SEN Supportive – Through the flexible, portfolio-based approach of the Trinity Arts Award, we provide inclusive support for learners with Special Educational Needs. Using a wide range of creative and accessible methods, we track, evidence, and nurture individual progress and achievement.
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Home-Educated Learners – Boost overall attainment within a personalised, supportive educational environment designed around each learner. Provides opportunities for students to gain recognised qualifications outside of mainstream school settings, using flexible delivery and assessment methods tailored to individual needs.
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Mainstream School Students – Ideal for those looking to enhance creative subject grades, as well as students at risk of not achieving their GCSEs.
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Individual or Group Applications – We welcome both individual learners and group bookings, with programmes adapted to suit different settings.
These qualifications are recognised on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) and are equivalent to GCSE grades (Bronze, Level 1 = Grade 2; Silver, Level 2 = Grade 4). They can contribute towards college and apprenticeship entry requirements and applications.
We offer a range of comprehensive and competitively priced packages that support the full learning journey, including in-person teaching, personalised guidance, assessment, and exam fees—providing a clear, structured, and all-inclusive educational experience to ensure achievement. Please use the contact details to enquire.