Level 2 Diploma in Media

Level 2 Diploma in Media

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If you’re into movies, music, radio or television this course will teach you what it takes to plan, produce and create media products in several different fields. You’ll be working practically on projects that will give you first-hand experience of the work required in the ever-changing media landscape, and writing assignments that will develop your understanding of the different areas of the media industry you’re interested in.

Course Structure


You’ll learn how to plan and produce film, radio shows, print-media (magazines and online content) as well as getting steeped in how the various media industries are structured and your best strategies for getting your foot in the door of media corporations, as well as how to develop your own work on an independent basis. Through a mix of written assignments, practical work and observational assessment you’ll develop not only the skills and knowledge you’ll need to progress onwards in media education, but also the ability to start making your own media productions. By the time you’ve achieved your diploma, a nationally recognised qualification, you should have the confidence to create unique media work that expresses your personality and interests in a unique way.

This course is a Study Programme which consists of


  • Vocational Qualification
  • Work Experience
  • Tutorial
  • Maths*
  • English*

* If you have not already achieved a GCSE pass at grade 4 (C in the old grading structure) or above in English and Maths (New grades = Grade 5 or above) you will study Maths and/or English as an integral part of your college programme.

If you’re into movies, music, radio or television this course will teach you what it takes to plan, produce and create media products in several different fields. You’ll be working practically on projects that will give you first-hand experience of the work required in the ever-changing media landscape, and writing assignments that will develop your understanding of the different areas of the media industry you’re interested in.

Course Structure


You’ll learn how to plan and produce film, radio shows, print-media (magazines and online content) as well as getting steeped in how the various media industries are structured and your best strategies for getting your foot in the door of media corporations, as well as how to develop your own work on an independent basis. Through a mix of written assignments, practical work and observational assessment you’ll develop not only the skills and knowledge you’ll need to progress onwards in media education, but also the ability to start making your own media productions. By the time you’ve achieved your diploma, a nationally recognised qualification, you should have the confidence to create unique media work that expresses your personality and interests in a unique way.

This course is a Study Programme which consists of


  • Vocational Qualification
  • Work Experience
  • Tutorial
  • Maths*
  • English*

* If you have not already achieved a GCSE pass at grade 4 (C in the old grading structure) or above in English and Maths (New grades = Grade 5 or above) you will study Maths and/or English as an integral part of your college programme.

4 GCSEs at Grade 3 (D in the old grading structure) or above including one in English or maths

Relevant Level 1 qualification with GCSE/Level 1 in English & maths.

Course is free for 16-18yrs; for 19-23yrs, course is free if you have not achieved a full Level 2 qualification.

For all other students fees apply:

1st year course fee £1,286; Exam Fee £120

Loans & assistance are available from Student Services

Course Details

Length of study:
1 year

Starting:
September

Term dates

Study campus:
City

Study option(s):
Full time

Course level:
Level 2

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