Free Level 1/2 Creative iMedia Course in London. Classes run full-time at ST Michael's Catholic College. You'll study for the OCR Cambridge National in Creative iMedia over two years, covering digital media production, visual communication, and creative content for real-world contexts. The course spans both Level 1 and Level 2, so your final grade reflects what you achieve. It suits those who want a grounding in digital and media skills alongside other full-time study.
Who this course is for
Those wishing to find out more and sit a Cambridge Nationals qualification in Creative i-Media .
What you will learn
You'll develop skills in planning and creating digital media products
You'll learn how to use industry-standard software for image editing and graphic design
You'll explore how to produce digital animations and interactive media
You'll understand how to research and plan creative media projects
You'll practise presenting and communicating ideas visually
You'll learn how copyright and legislation apply to digital media work
How you will learn
The Cambridge National in Creative iMedia is assessed through a mix of coursework and exams. You'll complete set assignments and build a portfolio of digital media work throughout the course. There is also at least one written exam that tests your knowledge of media concepts and production processes. Classroom sessions cover both theory and hands-on practical work.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. ST Michael's Catholic College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Junior graphic designer, creating visuals for print and digital
Digital content creator, producing images, video, and online media
Social media assistant, managing content across platforms
Video editor, cutting and producing short-form content
Web design assistant, supporting site builds and updates
Marketing assistant, supporting campaigns with digital assets
What you could study next
Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production: a deeper dive into specialist media disciplines, suited to those heading toward university or creative industry roles.
A Level Media Studies: a strong academic route if you want to combine theory with creative practice.
T Level in Digital Production, Design and Development: a technical qualification with an industry placement, covering digital skills at Level 3.
