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BTEC First Diploma in Media Level 2

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Study Times: 
Full Time
Level: 
Level 2 - GCSE level equivalent
Length of course: 
1 year
Venue: 
Poplar Centre
Age Group: 
16-19 Year Olds

Investigate the meaning of media in its broadest sense, from film, photography, print journalism, television and radio to the Internet and virtual reality. You'll explore the exciting world of video making, special effects, photography and digitising sound to make radio adverts. Alongside this practical work you'll also take contextual studies and learn about professional studio practice.

During the course you'll learn a range of visual, written and oral communication skills using both traditional and digital technologies. Assessment is continuous, finishing with a major project at the end of the year that demonstrates your developing skills. You will also have a portfolio of creative work that shows your creative ideas, technical skills and an underpinning theoretical knowledge.

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Where this course might take me: 
You could progress on to higher level courses including our National Diploma courses in Animation & Multimedia or Media. You may eventually move into a career in contemporary media or the communications industries.

BTEC Entry Level Award in Business

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Study Times: 
Full Time
Daytime
Level: 
Entry Level
Length of course: 
From January 2012
Venue: 
Poplar Centre
Age Group: 
16-19 Year Olds


Why come on the course? 
This course is for those who are interested in learning valuable real-life skills for the world of work. Student coming on the course will:

  • Develop business & finance skills
  • Undergo preparation for employment
  • Develop employability skills 
  • Develop personal and social skills
  • Improve Maths & English

 
How will I be assessed?
The course consists of two qualifications, one in business and one in peronal and social development. There are no exams and all of the assessment is on coursework. 

What happens after the course?
Successful completers of this course will be guaranteed a place on the L1 Business programme in September, and may be able to progress to other L1 programmes in the college.

Entry Requirements
Thre are no formal entry requirements for this programme. Entry is subject to interview which may include an assessment of your English & Maths skills. 

Who this course is for: 
Young people out of education and employment in January