Level 2 Media Course in Harrow. Classes run full-time at Harrow on the Hill, five days a week during the day. Tuition fees may apply depending on your circumstances, though some learners may study free of charge. Over 34 weeks, you'll work through eight units covering creative and interactive media. The Course is equivalent to four GCSEs, giving it real weight with employers and colleges. It's a strong foundation if you're considering a media-related career or want to move on to Level 3 study.
Who this course is for
Our new Level 2 Media course introduces and inspires students to consider a future in creative and interactive media, whether in education or out in the industry. The course is perfect for those who have not studied Media in High School and have an interest in this subject. This is a one-year course consisting of 8 units, where you then progress onto numerous paths from Level 3 course (A-Level/BTEC/UAL), Apprenticeships & Media-related employment. Our Diploma is equivalent to 4 GCSE�s.
What you will learn
You'll explore the foundations of creative and interactive media production.
You'll develop practical skills used across the media industry.
You'll study how media is created, distributed, and consumed.
You'll work on projects that build your technical and creative abilities.
You'll learn how to plan and produce media content.
You'll gain an understanding of media in both professional and digital contexts.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Harrow on the Hill. The OCR Cambridge Technical Diploma uses a unit-by-unit structure, with eight units completed over the year. Assessment is through coursework and practical projects rather than traditional exams, so you'll build a portfolio of work as you progress.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Harrow on the Hill will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Media assistant: support production teams on creative projects
Junior content creator: produce digital content for brands or organisations
Social media coordinator: manage online channels and campaigns
Production runner: entry-level role on film, TV, or radio sets
Marketing assistant: create and distribute promotional materials
Multimedia technician: support audio-visual equipment and production
What you could study next
Level 3 BTEC in Creative Media Production: a natural next step, going deeper into specialist areas such as film, photography, or digital media.
Level 3 A-Level Media Studies: suits those who want to combine theory with creative practice before applying to university.
Level 3 UAL Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology: a practical, portfolio-based route into higher education or the industry.
Media Apprenticeship: earn while you learn in a real media or marketing environment.
