By 2025 the media and entertainment industry in the UK will be worth £88 billion. With demand for jobs in the sector ever increasing, it’s an exciting time to be joining.

Our media courses focus on television production and cover topics like moving image, single camera production, multi camera studio production, digital editing, podcasting, journalism and short film production. Additional units for study include audio, animation, and photography.

Our facilities include dedicated TV and radio studios, and Mac editing suites. You will learn from experienced teachers, who continue to work in the creative industries or further their knowledge through advanced research.

We work in partnership with a range of companies, to provide work experience opportunities and work-related projects. Over the past six years, we have established a good working partnership with Westminster City Council and our students to get the opportunity to produce professional documentaries and produce corporate videos for Active Westminster.

What's next?

Upon successful completion at each level, you can enter employment or after completing Level 3, you can pursue a university degree. Potential future job opportunities include 3D animator, AV technician, broadcast engineer, camera operator, digital designer, director, floor manager, journalist, lighting technician, producer, radio broadcast assistant, runner, screen writer, sound engineer, special effects designer, stage manager and video editor