Media, Broadcast and Production T Level
Course Information
- Course Type School Leaver
- Subject Area Media and Film
- Qualification T Level
- Study Mode: Full Time
- Course Level Level 3
- Location Centre for Creative Industries
- Course Length 2 years
Overview
A T Level programme consists of expert training in practical skills as well as a substantial industry placement to practise those skills and gain valuable experience.
Who is this course for?
Choose this course if you want practical, hands-on experience which will support you with a direct line of sight into industry and are interested in developing your technical skills and expertise.
- What you will study
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On this course you will:
- Gain valuable skills to support career progression into the sector ranging from TV technician, production assistant, director, producer, and camera operator to name a few
- Use industry-standard equipment including our ‘Blackmagic’ 4K TV studio, editing and Foley suites and a radio station
- Explore the creative economy and how individuals can succeed in the creative industries through a wide range of practical and theoretical sessions
- Benefit from a work experience placement in video production houses, animation studios and advertising agencies
- Engage with BBC professionals to develop industry skills and knowledge
- Assessment
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You will be assessed through your core knowledge and understanding, an employerset project and occupational specialisms. These include to plan, prepare, source and generate media assets, assemble, edit and finalise media assets, and prepare, package and deliver edited media assets. Learners will sit a core exam in the first year as well as an employer-set project.
- Entry Requirements
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Six GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English Language and Maths
Learners progressing from a Level 2 course will need a BTEC/ UAL Diploma with a good Merit profile, along with English Language and Maths GCSE at grade 4 or above
Progression and careers
This is an excellent choice for learners who are looking to progress directly into industry. The T Level is also recognised by UCAS to support applications to study at university. Future job roles might include broadcast systems technical operator, production assistant, content creator and broadcast engineer.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need to have studied GCSE Media?
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No – an interest in media and technology is essential for the course though.
- Do I need my own kit and equipment?
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We have everything you need on college site but do ask you buy a hard drive. If you are on bursary we can support you with this.
- Tell me about work experience?
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We will support you in finding work placements an give you training on what is needed for the media industry.
- What skills do I need for work experience?
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Professional communication skills are essential and a willingness to engage with professionals outside of the classroom and learn new skills.
- How is this assessed?
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This is a technical qualification that emphasises readiness for work and is a mix of written exam and practical assessment.
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Have a question?
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How to apply
Ready to start your journey?
Applying is straightforward:
1) Complete our online application form
2) Submit your GCSE results or predicted grades
3) Attend an interview
4) Receive your offer and enrol
What our students think?
“Before I went to Exeter College, I didn’t really know what I wanted to do as a career. However, the course and the lecturers at the college helped me gain valuable industry experience alongside studying to help steer me towards the sports media industry. Right at the start of my second year at college, I... Read more >
“I have always loved working on cars and this course gives me everything I need for my future career. The teaching is brilliant too.” Rhys, studying Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, Level 3 Read more >
“I chose to study Film and TV because I wanted to do something creative and explore my own personal creativity. I have enjoyed using all the equipment and the TV and Radio studios.” Read more >
“I’ve always grown up around mechanics and cars – these are my passion. The lecturers are really nice and the environment at College is really good too – I’ve made a lot of friends even though I didn’t know anyone when I came here.” Sinead studied Vehicle Maintenance and Repair – Light Vehicle Mechanical and Body... Read more >
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