Level 3 AGCE Media Studies
A Level
In Ashton Under Lyne
Description
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Type
A Level
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Location
Ashton under lyne
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Duration
2 Years
Media Studies focuses on how the media affects the way we view the world and how the development of technology has allowed the media industry to become one of the most powerful in the world. In AS Media Studies you will learn to understand film, television, print images, advertising and documentaries, how films and TV programmes are structured, how audiences are targeted and the way that.
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Government funding available
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About this course
Five grade C's or above at GCSE including a grade C in GCSE English.
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Course programme
AS/AGCE MEDIA STUDIES
Media Studies focuses on how the media affects the way we view the world and how the development of technology has allowed the media industry to become one of the most powerful in the world.
In AS Media Studies you will learn to understand film, television, print images, advertising and documentaries, how films and TV programmes are structured, how audiences are targeted and the way that different groups are represented in the media.
Length of Course
One year AS / two year AGCE
What qualifications do I need to study on the course?
Five grade C's or above at GCSE including a grade C in GCSE English.
What will I study?
On the course you will study TV documentary/reality TV, advertising and practical media skills as well as developing analytical skills attributed to the media industries. You will have the opportunity to produce a practical piece of moving image or print during your first year and will develop your skills in genre, representation and analysis in the second year.
Method of assessment
You will be assessed through practical work, coursework and examination.
What will I be able to progress to?
You can go on to university to study for a degree in media, cultural studies, film and TV, advertising or a wide range of degree programmes related to media studies.
Level 3 AGCE Media Studies