T Levels are two-year courses, designed with key employers in the sector. This particular T Level provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to work within the media, broadcasting and production sector. You will study a wide range of core subjects covering a broad range of issues relevant to the sector including the creative economy, cultural context and vocabulary, research skills and audience and consumer need. In addition to the core content, each student will also complete an occupational specialism route of events and venues technician.
Achieve basic entry requirements - see page 11 including a minimum grade 4 at GCSE English.
Three parts of the T Level are assessed. The industry placement is assessed by collecting evidence of the required hours, progress towards learning goals aligned to your occupational specialism, and through employer feedback and appraisals. The technical qualification is assessed in two parts; the core component is assessed externally through two written examinations and an employer set project; and the occupational specialist component through assignments, and the observational components which are tracked by providers and then externally moderated.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Lincolnshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Rushcliffe Road, Grantham, NG31 8ED |
T Levels are two-year courses, designed with key employers in the sector. This particular T Level provides you with the knowledge and skills needed to work within the media, broadcasting and production sector. You will study a wide range of core subjects covering a broad range of issues relevant to the sector including the creative economy, cultural context and vocabulary, research skills and audience and consumer need. In addition to the core content, each student will also complete an occupational specialism route of events and venues technician.
Achieve basic entry requirements - see page 11 including a minimum grade 4 at GCSE English.
Three parts of the T Level are assessed. The industry placement is assessed by collecting evidence of the required hours, progress towards learning goals aligned to your occupational specialism, and through employer feedback and appraisals. The technical qualification is assessed in two parts; the core component is assessed externally through two written examinations and an employer set project; and the occupational specialist component through assignments, and the observational components which are tracked by providers and then externally moderated.