This course will encourage students to: • Increase their enjoyment and appreciation of the media and its role in their daily lives • Develop critical understanding of the media through engagement with media products and concepts and through the creative application of media skills • Explore production processes, technologies and other relevant contexts • Become independent in their research skills and their application in their practical work and in developing their own views and interpretations
GCSE Media Grade 5 (although students who have not previously studied Media may be considered).
• Paper 1 (35%) Media Messages, a two hour exam on print and online news (in depth study), media language and representation • Paper 2 (35%) Evolving Media, media industries and audiences, long form television drama (in depth study) • NEA- non-exam assessment (30%), a production piece chosen from a selection of four, published by the exam board every March
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Essex |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Hockley Road, Rayleigh, SS6 8EB |
This course will encourage students to: • Increase their enjoyment and appreciation of the media and its role in their daily lives • Develop critical understanding of the media through engagement with media products and concepts and through the creative application of media skills • Explore production processes, technologies and other relevant contexts • Become independent in their research skills and their application in their practical work and in developing their own views and interpretations
GCSE Media Grade 5 (although students who have not previously studied Media may be considered).
• Paper 1 (35%) Media Messages, a two hour exam on print and online news (in depth study), media language and representation • Paper 2 (35%) Evolving Media, media industries and audiences, long form television drama (in depth study) • NEA- non-exam assessment (30%), a production piece chosen from a selection of four, published by the exam board every March