Free Level 3 Digital Media Course in Kingsbridge. Classes run at Kingsbridge Academy, full-time during the day. This two-year course covers technical skills across a wide range of media disciplines. You'll build a portfolio of work across 12 units, with most of your assessment based on that portfolio rather than exams. Only two units are externally assessed, so every piece of work you produce counts toward your final grade. Contact Kingsbridge Academy directly to find out the entry requirements for this course.
Who this course is for
The focus of this course is to achieve technical excellence in as many fields related to the Media industry as possible. Only two of the 12 units are externally assessed in this qualification every task counts, as the assessment is portfolio based.
Entry requirements
Contact provider for entry requirements
What you will learn
You'll develop technical skills across multiple areas of the media industry.
You'll produce a portfolio of work that demonstrates your abilities across 12 units.
You'll learn to plan, create and evaluate digital media projects.
You'll work with industry-standard tools and techniques used in digital media production.
You'll build skills in areas such as video, audio, photography, and digital design.
You'll develop the ability to manage and present creative projects professionally.
How you will learn
Most of your assessment is portfolio based. You'll complete tasks and projects throughout the course, and these build into a body of work that is assessed at the end. Two of the 12 units are externally assessed. Classes are delivered in person at Kingsbridge Academy during the day. Because every task contributes to your portfolio, your day-to-day work in class directly shapes your final grade.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Kingsbridge Academy will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Video editor: editing footage for TV, online, or corporate clients
Graphic designer: creating visual content for brands and campaigns
Social media content creator: producing digital content across platforms
Photographer: working in commercial, editorial, or event photography
Digital marketing assistant: supporting campaigns with media content
Web content producer: managing and creating content for websites
Broadcast technician: supporting production in TV or radio environments
What you could study next
HNC or HND in Digital Media or Creative Media Production: a higher-level qualification that goes deeper into specialist areas and is valued by employers in the media industry.
Degree in Digital Media, Film Production, or Graphic Design: for those who want to study at university level after completing their Level 3 digital media qualification.
Level 3 or Level 4 qualifications in Marketing or Advertising: if you want to move into the commercial side of digital content.
