1. I can outline the different research and design strategies used in artisanship.
COGNITIVE
Strategies: e.g. Customer and product oriented design, product positioning and scope, integrating technologies, design for sustainability and innovation, integrating branding and image, developing design language, optimising product and processes, redirection of product lifecycle, re-aligning design and business. 
2. I can outline the importance of using market research tools.
Market research tools: e.g. Google Insight, surveys, questionnaires, consumer testing, published statistics, business demographics;
Importance: e.g. Identifying trends, competitors, gaps in the market, inform opportunities, developments, sustainability.
1. I can explain how prominent artisan industries are addressing the current market demand.
How Artisan industries are addressing the current market trend: e.g. Improving product appeal by developing innovation, improving production processes, functionality and ergonomics, aesthetical qualities, adjusting sustainability and viability according to customer demand, economics and environment by reducing cost and waste.

3. I can outline the capabilities of current technologies for an innovative business.
COGNITIVE
Technologies/digital tools: Software, apps, cameras, scanners and printers, computerised machines;
Capabilities: Research and interpret; create, present, capture and manipulate; experiment and produce; promote and sell.
4. I can describe the important steps to creating an innovative and sustainably viable artisan product/service.
COGNITIVE
Steps: Research to find targets; idea generations for innovation and originality; analysis to identify strengths and weaknesses; design developing to improve and refine; testing and evaluating to solve problems; planning and preparing for most efficiency; branding and marketing for financial success; continued updating and improving to remain competitive; efficient customer care to gain good reputation; consumer surveys to ensure customer satisfaction. 
2. I can explain my intentions for an innovative design project.
CREATIVE LEARNING
Intentions: Research and identify target market; generate and develop ideas; communicate and promote design ideas; experiment and produce an artefact.
1. I can produce a design project for a viable product/business.
PRACTICAL
Design and produce a viable product/business: Appropriate research and design analysis; clear plans and design developments for a viable product/business; accurate graphical representations using technology; solving problems through tests and experiments; using production methods skilfully and responsibly.

5. I can outline different business/enterprise opportunities for entrepreneurs.
COGNITIVE
Enterprise: e.g. Exhibitions, teaching, workshop, shop, fairs, services, customised production services;
Business: Self-employed, freelance, sole trader, a partnership or a limited company.
6. I can identify the important steps to set up a business/enterprise for success.
PRACTICAL
Steps: Market research, business plan, premises, suppliers, laws and regulations, raising finances, marketing, taxation, insurance, accounting.
3. I can explain the necessary requirements to set up a business. 
COGNITIVE LEARNING
Requirements: e.g.
- Important documentation required for banks and government bodies;
- The important governing bodies to contact;
-The important laws and legislations to follow: e.g Health and safety, copyright, data protection;
-How to find and complete documents: business plan, tax forms, accounts.
7. I can identify the important steps required to build a personal or product-based brand. 
CREATIVE LEARNING
Steps: Know the target market; write a good mission statement; create catchy name/slogan; use appropriate visuals; logo/icon; protecting identity; building good reputation; managing and updating the brand; collecting and acting on feedback; keep competitive. 
8. I can outline the effectiveness of different marketing strategies.
CREATIVE LEARNING
Strategies: Mail marketing; website; interpersonal interactions; social media; using events; calling; TV and radio advertisements; printed flyers and posters; pay-per-click; point of sales. 
4. I can discuss good examples of branded marketing used by artisan businesses today.
CREATIVE LEARNING
Branded marketing e.g.
-target market;
-marketing strategies;
-design choices: e.g. style, layout, fonts, wording, colours and techniques used for branding/marketing;
-cost effectiveness;
-reputations;
-ability to keep current;
-ability to maintain customer satisfaction.
9. I can outline the elements and principles of interior design in various artisan work environments.
Formal elements: e.g. Line, colour, shape, form, proportion, texture, space;
Design principles: e.g. Repetition, balance/symmetry, emphasis, contrast, pattern, unity and harmony, variety. 
10. I can outline the characteristics and properties for a wide range of materials used in interior design items.
Materials: e.g.
-Ceramics/pottery: e.g. surfaces/fittings, decorative;
-Wood/plant-based: e.g. furniture, structural;
-Jewellery/beadwork: decorative items, soft furnishings;
-Stonework: e.g. structural, decorative;
-Glass work: e.g. windows, decorative;
-Metal work: e.g. Railings/structural, furnishing/fittings;
-Clothing/textiles: e.g. workmen clothing, soft furnishings;
-Parchment/paper: e.g. shades/screens, decorative.
Characteristics and properties: e.g. flexibility, insulator/conductor, malleability, compression, tension, elasticity, toughness/durability, optical/aesthetical qualities, ergonomics, fitness for purposes. 
5. I can discuss interior design consideration for various existing artisan work environments.
Environments: Exhibition space or classroom or workshop or shop or office.
Interior design considerations: e.g. Sourcing appropriate premises, practical materials, furnishings and equipment needed, spatial and layout design, elements and principles of interior design, appropriate lighting, ergonomics factors, designing for public/work space, health and safety legislations, design considerations such as functionality, financial costs and other restrictions.
2. I can work collaboratively to set up a simulated artisan business/enterprise.
INTERPERSONAL
Business/Enterprise may be:  Exhibition or fair or online shop or website.
Work collaboratively: Discusses and works with others; shows responsibility; consideration and respect to others; contributes to all group work and discussions; contributes to the project at each stage; communicates appropriately; carries out individual responsibilities; abides by rules and regulations; shows some independence and initiative; sees the project through to the end.
3. I can work collaboratively to complete a branding/marketing project for a chosen artisan business/enterprise.
INTERPERSONAL
Projects might be: e.g. Interior design models displaying branding in various ways or creating various printed or digital promotional/marketing materials.
Work collaboratively: Discusses and works with others; shows responsibility; consideration and respect to others; contributes to all group work and discussions; contributes to the project at each stage; communicates appropriately; carries out individual responsibilities; abides by rules and regulations; shows some independence and initiative; sees the project through to the end.