Free Level 3 Digital Media Course in Sleaford. Classes run full-time at St George's Academy over two years. You'll build knowledge of the digital media and ICT sector, learning to work independently on real projects that connect to how organisations actually use technology. The course covers specialist areas of ICT and digital media, with teaching and assessment tied to industry practice. You'll have an initial assessment to confirm this is the right level for you.
Who this course is for
This course aims to encourage students to develop a knowledge and understanding of the ICT sector, work autonomously and effectively in an ICT context. understand the specialist areas of ICT and promote interaction between employers, centres and candidates by relating teaching and assessment to real organisations.
Entry requirements
The minimum entry requirements for level 3 applied study apply.
What you will learn
You'll develop knowledge of how digital media and ICT are used in real organisations.
You'll learn to work autonomously on digital media projects.
You'll study specialist areas of ICT relevant to the digital media sector.
You'll understand how employers use digital technology in professional contexts.
You'll practise applying digital media skills to tasks that reflect industry standards.
How you will learn
You'll study in the classroom full-time, five days a week. Learning is tied to real organisational contexts, so tasks and projects reflect how digital media is used in the workplace. Assessment is through a combination of coursework and assignments completed over the two years. Teaching connects directly to employer expectations in the ICT and digital media sector.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. St George's Academy will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Digital content creator: producing video, graphics, and online content for organisations.
Social media coordinator: managing platforms and digital campaigns for businesses.
Web content editor: writing and updating content for websites.
Junior graphic designer: creating visual assets for digital and print.
Digital marketing assistant: supporting online advertising and content strategy.
IT support technician: helping organisations maintain digital systems.
Media production assistant: supporting video and audio production teams.
What you could study next
Level 4 or HNC in Digital Media or IT: a natural next step if you want to specialise further or move into higher-level roles.
Degree in Digital Media, Graphic Design, or Computing: many universities accept the Cambridge Technical Diploma as part of their entry requirements.
Level 3 or 4 Digital Marketing Apprenticeship: combines work experience with a recognised qualification in digital marketing.
