The Level 1 in Media Skills & Content Creation is a BTEC Diploma delivered by Media Academy Cymru (MAC), at Barry Campus. This full-time course introduces students to the key areas of the creative media sector. The course focuses on developing students’ practical skills in areas such as web design; photography; Photoshop; filming and camera skills, including how to use professional equipment & software.
This BTEC Level 1 programme comprises of 10 modules including: Design, Photography, Video, Animation, Audio Production, Multimedia, and Editing. Each module will focus on developing students’ practical skills to create unique media products like music videos, podcasts, animated films, photo exhibitions, advertisements and websites. The work produced for each module will form the basis for assessment. Throughout the year you will build a comprehensive portfolio that will be significant for your progression to future education or employment. You will also have the opportunity to undertake essential skills qualifications in numeracy and literacy.
MAC takes pride in delivering classes in a relaxed and inclusive atmosphere, focusing on your strengths to help you grow your confidence. You will learn in a small group of 12-16 students. Attendance of 90% and above is instrumental in your successful completion of the course.
Programme comprises of 10 coursework modules.
All equipment will be provided by MAC.
None - learners will complete a skills scan on entry to the course.
Participants will be able to progress to a Level 2 course in subjects such as: Creative Media & Technology; Content Creating; Film; Marketing/Advertising; Photography; Theatre & Performing Arts.
During the course, you will be supported to navigate your way to further education, training, apprenticeships or employment.
This course is ideal for those considering a career in the creative industry.
‘Tutors treat students with respect, the other students are friendly, the work is clearly explained, the topics are interesting and I have learnt so many new skills.’
'At MAC I feel safe and understood.’