We are living in the digital age where almost everything we do or talk about will involve elements of media. Yet, have you ever considered why you see the things you see? Over two years, we will explore how modern media have become a major force in our lives, a juggernaut driven by human behavior and technology. You will explore how it has moved faster than research, legislation and the societal norms of its time. By the end of Year 13, you will be ready for success at all stages of your life beyond post-16. Exciting careers focused on Media may include advertising, producing, directing, marketing and journalism. Media has shaped our past and present.
Essential Minimum GCSE: Grade 6 English Language or English Literature
2 hour written exam focusing on issues and debates in the media (35% of A level). 2 hour written exam focusing on the analysis of media products (35% of A level). Non-Exam Assessment: Create cross-media products for an intended audience from a choice of topics related to the over arching, annually changing theme, plus a statement of intent (30% of A level).
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Nottinghamshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7FA |
We are living in the digital age where almost everything we do or talk about will involve elements of media. Yet, have you ever considered why you see the things you see? Over two years, we will explore how modern media have become a major force in our lives, a juggernaut driven by human behavior and technology. You will explore how it has moved faster than research, legislation and the societal norms of its time. By the end of Year 13, you will be ready for success at all stages of your life beyond post-16. Exciting careers focused on Media may include advertising, producing, directing, marketing and journalism. Media has shaped our past and present.
Essential Minimum GCSE: Grade 6 English Language or English Literature
2 hour written exam focusing on issues and debates in the media (35% of A level). 2 hour written exam focusing on the analysis of media products (35% of A level). Non-Exam Assessment: Create cross-media products for an intended audience from a choice of topics related to the over arching, annually changing theme, plus a statement of intent (30% of A level).