British Academy of Photography Arvostelua 

Very easy to sign up to their courses. Before sign up I had a question, which was dealt with swiftly.
I'm now part way through the BTEC certificate, and the course is easy to navigate and understand. Content is useful, and feedback from tutors has been constructive.

I completed an HND and have now moved on to a BA. The course structure is very easy to follow, and my tutor (Hugo) has always been incredibly supportive - quick to respond to queries and genuinely committed to finding the best solutions. I feel well supported throughout and can highly recommend this academy.

Learning photography has alleviated my initial apprehensions. I've gained extensive knowledge through BAPH's well-structured curriculum. The tutors are both supportive and insightful. This course is comprehensive; if you're passionate about photography, it can be instrumental in your journey toward becoming a professional photographer.

I am coming to the end of my Diploma in photography assignments and have felt very supported throughout the process.The face to face teaching was great and once that was over we formed a group that kept us motivated to complete the assignments.It has taken nearly 3 years but it’s been fun and I have learned a huge amount

Currently doing the course.
Great support from Ana!
There's so much information available for support too.

Have really enjoyed doing this course- my photography has improved immensely and the flexibility to space the assignments to fit around other commitments is a big advantage.

Completing the HND at the British Academy of Photography was a valuable experience. The course offered a flexible, well-structured approach to developing both technical and creative photography skills. The tutors provided insightful feedback, helping me refine my technique and storytelling.

It also allowed me to develop additional skills and expand my creativity, giving me the confidence and knowledge to pursue photography professionally. Highly recommended for those looking to advance their skills!

I had the opportunity to do my post graduate diploma at the British Academy of Photography and i can say it was a wonderful experience, where I met really nice people, amazing teachers and left with a work portfolio I am proud of.
Thank you so much !

After taking the plunge to do the diploma course, with a form of dyslexia I was dreading it but it is something I wanted and needed to do for so long.
The correspondence with the academy and tutor has been great, I am only at the beginning but as a avid photographer for years it is the first time in decades that I am actually thinking about my photography, settings and images more. The academy have been making this journey a lot easier with good correspondence and getting back to me with any questions. Thank you for making this long awaited journey worth starting. DC

Overall, the Tutors are very, very helpful and supportive. My concern is the organisation of the courses; many people, including myself, signed up for a BA Degree course after completing the HND. To be told they were finding another partner a year ago and are still waiting to continue. We are being told we are in talks, which is not reassuring. I have not graded it a two because of the tutor's support, which is good. Also, there is no news on graduation yet, and I have been waiting for over a year.

I really enjoy studying at BAPH because of the academy's innovative approach to studies. Student-led learning gives crucial freedom and space - it allows you to find what is most important to you in each topic and form your own unique approach and style towards photography. I also really like the respectful and encouraging communication of the tutors - you never have to be afraid that you will be humiliated or underestimated. Hugo Felix, my course tutor, always provides crucial assistance with study assignments and even extra-curricular activities in photography.

Submitting 'Assignment 4' Tutor Feedback
My experience submitting work files for Assignment 4 has been helpful because I've submitted my digital visual diary for tasks 1 and 2, along with my selection of images in the best different variations using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Camera RAW. I've also considered avoiding using Gen AI or Generated Artificial intelligence as I only used MyBib and not those that are intergrated.

Since becoming a student at the British Academy of Photography, I’ve not only honed my technical skills to become a better photographer but also discovered my passion for commercial photography. This journey has been about more than just improving my craft—it’s been about finding my creative voice. And now I’ve had the chance to work on amazing projects, from capturing striking architecture to creating compelling portraits, and it’s taken me across the UK and Europe. Working with incredible clients and tackling such a variety of challenges has shaped me as both an artist and a professional, and it’s reaffirmed my love for telling stories through imagery.

I had to restart the course and needed help. Aisling was quick to respond, extremely helpful and courteous throughout. All very much appreciated - excellent service Thank you.

Great learning experience!

The online learning centre is great with needed information and sources of support are always available.
The feedback and marking are constructive and very thorough.
I enjoy learning this course (HND) a lot.

Great support!!! It was a very good experience. Learnt so much about photography. Highly recommended.

I am really enjoying the HNC Photography course. Just completed assignment 12 and awaiting the marking.
The subject matter is very interesting and the tutors are knowledgeable and helpful. Looking forward to the next assignment

I would say Photography is a wonderful way of learning new things, I have learnt new a different things of History and wildlife just by walking and looking around your eyes ear's are good to hear wonderful things

I struggled with this course at first. I hadn't realised that there was no person-to-person live contact with a tutor - one to one or in a group. As a total beginner with a small digital camera I'd only used on 'auto' and a borrowed SLR for a couple weeks, it was hard going at first. I had to wade through both camera manuals to find and understand the tools to expose and compose. But there is a tutor at the end of an email and there's a WhatsApp group with lots of passionate and skilled learners who can help. I found the 5 units a good size in terms of the amount of reading/learning/practice. I felt a real sense of progress and most of all, I quickly began to LOVE the tasks and challenges. I could spend all day doing this! I had thought it might take me a year to do this, finding an hour here and there. I've WANTED to put free hours into it. So if you're a total beginner, stick with with and get stuck in.

I enrolled in the Diploma Course in Photography, but I stopped studying. I didn't get the support I needed. Repetitive and the same emails for an answer. I found more information about the same question on Google than from the tutor. I feel I wasted over £1000.