Exam Board
OCR
Head of Department
Entry Requirements
4 or more grades 4-9.
Additional entry requirement: Grade 4+ in a literate subject.
Please note:
A literate subject includes any GCSE English qualification or any other GCSE essay-based subject, such as History, Geography or Sociology (these are not exclusive).
A numerate subject includes GCSE Maths or ANY GCSE Science course. If students are doing double Science, then just one of the grades being at 4 will be sufficient.
A GCSE grade of 4 and above in the relevant subject will supersede either of the above criteria.
Assessment Breakdown
Coursework = 50% | Exam = 50%
Digital Media CTEC Digital Media—Extended Certificate
(Level 3 Vocational – Equivalent to 1 A-Level)
What skills will I develop?
This creative course will provide students with the knowledge and skills to generate an outstanding portfolio of productions. You will gain a vast range of technical skills using industry-standard filming and editing equipment and software, knowledge of pre-production practices, and post-production skills.
What topics will I study?
Year 1:
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Unit 1 Products and Audiences
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Unit 3 Creating a Media Product
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Unit 24: Cross Media Industries
Year 2:
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Unit 2: Pre-production and Planning
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Unit 20: Advertising Media
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Unit 22: Scripting for Media Products
NB: These units are subject to review
Where does the course lead?
Career opportunities include roles in digital media e.g content creator, marketing and editing . In addition to this students also enter traditional media roles such as camera operator and journalism.
Students often progress to a practical-based university course in media or film production or alternatively, complete internships with media companies.
Exam Board
OCR
Head of Department
Entry Requirements
4 or more grades 4-9.
Additional entry requirement: Grade 4+ in a literate subject.
Please note:
A literate subject includes any GCSE English qualification or any other GCSE essay-based subject, such as History, Geography or Sociology (these are not exclusive).
A numerate subject includes GCSE Maths or ANY GCSE Science course. If students are doing double Science, then just one of the grades being at 4 will be sufficient.
A GCSE grade of 4 and above in the relevant subject will supersede either of the above criteria.
Assessment Breakdown
Coursework = 50% | Exam = 50%
