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Degrees in Journalism, PR, Advertising, Marketing, TV and Film Production at university.
Study the inner workings of the media industry and understand the theories that underpin how we interact with the world of TV, film, print, radio and digital online media through the study of a wide range of contemporary media products.
Develop practical skills using industry-standard creative software to design magazines, build websites and create a range of video productions. Throughout the course you will use these skills to produce a selection of coursework following live briefs from local and college projects.
You will study the following units:
Minimum grade 5/C or above in maths and 6/B in two humanities subjects.
We offer an online interview which will explain the A Level programme and also allow for an informal chat with the tutor for each subject before an offer to study with us can be made to you. We will review each application on a case-by-case basis to ensure you get a place on the course most suitable for you.
You will utilise your creativity through practical work which will include the use of specialist software to prepare newspaper and magazine layouts, as well as the preparation of film pieces. You will also take part in group work, investigations of contemporary case studies, presentations, research projects and regular practice exam questions.
The awarding body is AQA
You will study 3 A Level subjects, plus tutorial and career development sessions. Each subject has 6 hours per week contact time, with approximately 4 hours of independent study.
Unfortunately we cannot accept students who only want to study a single A Level subject due to funding limitations.
You will complete coursework that accounts for 30% of the final assessment. You will be given a set brief which comprises of two practical products working with other departments in college to create a professional standard media product.
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