The T Level in Media, Broadcast & Production (Content Creation and Production) qualification will allow you to become a creative practitioner in the media, broadcast and production industry.

There will be opportunities to work on a range of live client briefs, which can lead students into an exciting range of career areas for example:

Film and TV production
Broadcasting
Content Creation
YouTube Influencer
Camera & Lighting
Podcast & Audio production
Post-production Video & VFX editing

The course is supported by our state-of-the-art film studio, broadcast gallery, podcast studio and editing suites, using industry standard equipment and software.

All students are involved in producing professional content for real clients.

Through tutorial sessions, you will be supported to enhance wider employability skills including project management, teamwork, research, communication and presentation skills alongside your time management.

Study Mode Full Time
Suitable for 16-18
Duration 72 weeks

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Sector Overview

The UK’s Media, Broadcast and Production sector is a fast-moving and creative industry that plays a big role in how we share stories, news and entertainment. From TV and film to online videos, music videos and podcasts, the demand for fresh content is growing across every digital platform.
This has opened exciting opportunities for people with skills in filming, editing, sound and production. As technology evolves, so do the ways we create and consume media, making this a sector with a wide range of career paths for creative and technical minds alike.
Entry Requirements
The entry requirements for this course are:
- 4 GCSEs at Grade 9 to 4 including English, ideally, Merit in a relevant Level 2 qualification
- Evidence of minimum 75%+ attendance at previous place of study
- Interview and assessment
If required, you will have the opportunity to re-sit a grade 3 only in GCSE Maths or English alongside your course so you can obtain a grade 4 or higher and still complete the T Level.
What will I study?
This course consists of the following modules:

The creative economy

The individual in the Creative Industries

Cultural context and vocabulary

Audience and consumer needs

Legal and regulatory requirements

Professional standards and conduct in the workplace · Equality, diversity and inclusion requirements

Research skills

Project methodology and administration

Continued Professional Development (CPD)

Content creation using sound and visual effects

Post-production editing
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed via:
- Core written exam
- Employer Set Project
- Occupational Specialist Project
- Industry placement
Enrichment

To further enhance your progression, you will actively participate in live industry projects, such as corporate films for small to medium businesses, start Up companies and the Local Authority.
You will be involved in taking part in trips and visits to relevant industry organisations and events such as the BBC Radio, ITV Studios, Amazon and Samsung KX immersive events.
You will also have access to key employers that will deliver guest lectures to build your industry knowledge and contacts such as Black Kite films, Mediorite Film Production and Future Film Focus.
Work Experience

You must complete a minimum of 315 hours (45 Days) of external industry placement which is an essential part of the programme. Some of the
opportunities will include working as crew with the Mobius Production agency on projects for clients such as Alpuro, UN-Habitat, Warrick & Young, Essex County Council, Haringey Council & TFL.
Progression Opportunities
This course will lead to:
- University degree
- Higher National Diploma
- Higher Level Apprenticeship
- Employment in intermediate roles in the Media sector
Alumni

Waltham Forest College is a vibrant and aspirational college and will support you to reach your career aspirations. Last year 96% of Study Programme learners progressed onto a positive destination either to higher levels of study, employment, or an Apprenticeship.