Media, Broadcast and Production T Level

You will cover 10 key topics:

• The Creative Economy
• Cultural Context and Vocabulary
• Legislation/Regulation
• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
• Project Methodology and Administration
• The Individual in the Creative Industries
• Audience
• Professionalism and Ethics
• Research Skills
• Continued Professional Development

Employer-Set Project

You will complete a creative industry project brief, culminating in a substantial piece of work, in which you will develop, apply and demonstrate the following skills:

• Undertaking research
• Generating ideas
• Communicating ideas
• Developing ideas
• Working collaboratively with others
• Reflective practice

Creative and Design: Core Skills, Workplace Practices & Occupational Specialism

As part of the Media, Broadcast and Production qualification, you will specialise in Content Creation Production, where you will develop technical, practical and vocational skills, training to become competent and confident within your chosen occupation.
Performance Outcomes:
1. Generate ideas for content development for different platforms
2. Plan the production of the required content for different platforms (including moving/still image, audio and written)
3. Create and deliver the required content for the chosen platforms and/or venues, co-ordinating with others where appropriate
4. Evaluate the extent to which the content and plan meet objectives taking on board feedback

Extended Work Placement

You will apply practical skills within real-world employment settings by completing a minimum of 315 hours (45 days) extended work placement with an employer.
Content Creation Production specialists will complete extended work placement at a business or organisation in a relevant role to their preferred occupation:

• Media
• Film
• Television
• Publishing
• Radio
• Broadcasting
• Recording studio
• Marketing

How Is Media, Broadcast & Production Assessed

• Knowledge and understanding of the core course content will be assessed through examinations
• Core skills will be assessed through completion of an employer-set project
• Further core skills and workplace practices will be assessed through the completion of extended work placement and occupational specialism assignments