Does the endorsed title change how the course is assessed?

No; all titles share the same four objectives, three units and marks

What does the broad title Art, Craft and Design expect?

Work across more than one discipline

Depth in that discipline, using its media, processes and conventions

Evidence of working with processes and media associated with more than one title

A single endorsed title or a combination of disciplines from more than one title

Yes; the breadth applies to the developing work, and the outcome may resolve in a single title

AO2, experimenting with and refining a range of media and processes

Because the objectives, units, marks and standard are identical across all titles

Real engagement with another title's processes and media in the developing work

An endorsed title reflecting the candidate's area of practice

Breadth in the developing work; focus (or a deliberate combination) in the resolution

12questions. Pick an answer and you'll see why right away.

Which of these is an endorsed title of WJEC Art and Design?
Does the endorsed title change how the course is assessed?
What does the broad title Art, Craft and Design expect?
What does a specialist title such as Fine Art or Photography expect?
What does WJEC require regarding working with more than one title?
What may the final resolution of the work be drawn from?
Can a candidate still specialise despite the more-than-one-title requirement?
Which assessment objective does the more-than-one-title breadth most directly support?
Why should a candidate choose a title by fit rather than difficulty?
What counts as genuine evidence of working across more than one title?
Under what kind of title is a candidate's qualification certificated?
Where does the breadth lie, and where does the focus lie, in a strong submission?