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The T Level Technical Qualification in Media, Broadcast and Production will start in September 2024.  \nT Levels will combine classroom theory and practical learning, and are made up of the following:  \n• Technical Qualification: the substantial component of your course.  \n• Industry placement: of at least 315 hours (approximately 45 days) with an employer to make sure you have authentic experience of the workplace.  \nThe Technical Qualification (TQ) is the main classroom-based element of the T Level. During your two-year course, you will learn the core knowledge that underpins the sector, and you will also develop occupationally specific skills that will allow you to enter skilled employment within a specific occupation.  \nWhat is the Media, Broadcast and Production sector?  \nAccording to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) the UK's creative industries sector added £109billion to the economy in 2021 and accounted for 2.29 million industry jobs that year.  \nThe workplace could be a broadcast or operations centre as part of TV/radio studio operations, on a film or television set , at client premises or a location shoot, working onsite in live events venues, or home or office based as part of a content creation agency.  \nPeople within this sector typically work for a production company, broadcaster or media services supplier, or a broadcast equipment supplier/manufacturer , content creation agency or live events production company.  \nWho is this Technical Qualification for?  \nThis Technical Qualification can only be taken as part of a T Level course and is not available as a stand-alone qualification. It is for post-16 students and is ideal if you are intending to progress directly to employment within the media, broadcast and production sector in roles such as a broadcast systems technical operator, production assistant , junior content creator or junior broadcast engineer. Students may also wish to progress into a related apprenticeship, or to further study in higher education.  \nEmployers vary within the profession; from small media organisations or lighting and stage production companies, to large national television and film studios. All careers in media , broadcast and production require good communication skills, time management, attention to detail, and an ability to collaborate with others to meet client needs.  \nWhat does the Technical Qualification cover?  \nThe content is split into a core component that has been created for this T Level Technical Qualification in Media, Broadcast and Production and a choice of one of three occupational specialisms. The specialisms are:  \n• Creative Media Technician  \n• Events and Venue Technician  \n• Content Creation and Production.  \nThe core component provides a broad understanding of the creative industry and covers the following topics:  \n• The creative economy  \n• The individual in the creative industries  \n• Cultural context and vocabulary  \n• Audience  \n• Legislation/regulations  \n• Professionalism and ethics  \n• Equality, diversity and inclusion  \n• Research skills  \n• Project methodology and administration  \n• Continued professional development.  \nThe core component will be assessed by one exam and an employer set project.  \nYour choice of occupational specialism will allow you to develop the relevant skills in preparation for your career in the media, broadcast and production sector. The occupational specialisms are assessed through projects which include practical and written tasks. The content covers topics specific to that aspect of the media, broadcast and production sector, as follows:  \nCreative Media Technician  \n• Planning, preparing, sourcing and generating media assets  \n• Assembling, editing and finalising media assets  \n• Preparing, packaging and deliveri","cbCaivF7V8q9eOov","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivF7V8q9eOov","pdf",247036,"English","# Overview\n## Programme structure and start date\n## Industry placement and technical qualification role\n# Sector context and audience\n## What the sector covers\n## Typical employers and workplace settings\n## Intended learners and progression\n# Qualification content and assessment\n## Core component topics\n## Occupational specialisms and coverage\n## Assessment methods\n# Progression options\n## Skilled employment pathways\n## Degree related programmes","[{\"question\":\"When does the T Level Technical Qualification in Media, Broadcast and Production start, and how long is the programme?\",\"answer\":\"It starts in September 2024 and runs as a two-year course that combines classroom learning with practical industry experience.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main components of the qualification, including the industry placement requirement?\",\"answer\":\"The qualification includes a technical classroom component and an industry placement with an employer of at least 315 hours (about 45 days) to provide authentic workplace experience.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the qualification assessed, and what specialisms can learners choose?\",\"answer\":\"The core component is assessed by one exam and an employer-set project. 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