The T Level in Media, Broadcast and Production is a two-year course that combines classroom learning with practical experience. It’s designed to prepare students for careers in the media, broadcast, and production industries. The course covers core content such as creative economy, cultural context, and audience needs. Students will also complete at least one module of occupation-specific content. Students will complete at least 315 hours of work experience with an employer.
T Level in Media, Broadcast and Production Interview Process
T Level in Media, Broadcast and Production
A face to face interview for your place on a course where you should be polite and informed on why you want to enter this industry.
Please turn up on time and present some knowledge of the course and an idea of where you would like this course to take you.
Face to face.
Turn up on time and be ready to learn. Have 100% attendance and play an active role in the group, helping others with productions.
Entry requirements
Applicants should have at least five at GCSE, at 4 and above to include a 5 in English. They should also have a genuine interest in working in the media, broadcast, and production sector.
Assessment
The course is assessed through exams, a portfolio, and work experience. Students will be observed in practice twice in their first year and once in their second year.
Content
The course covers core content such as creative economy, cultural context, and audience needs. Students will also complete at least one module of occupation-specific content.
Work experience
Students will complete at least 315 hours of work experience with an employer.
Progression
Students can progress into the media sector or continue their studies at a higher level.
Career opportunities
Some possible job roles include studio sound engineer, audio-visual technician, TV or film production assistant, and the Creative Industries.