Assisting with Design Projects
Developing Design Skills
Supporting the Team
Design Support
Administrative Support
Marketing news & trend research
Client industry news & trend research
Data input
Organising office sundries and supplies
Answering the telephone
Adoc tasks
Training:Advanced Level Apprenticeship in Multi-Channel Marketing consisting of:
Level 3 Diploma in Multi-Channel Marketing
Level 2 Functional Skill in Maths (if applicable)
Level 2 Functional Skill in English (if applicable)
You will be required to attend a half-day session with HBTC where you will work towards any functional skills (where needed) that you have to take. Additional off the job training will also be required as part of the Apprenticeship There will also be an end point assessment. Training Outcome:
After the Apprenticeship, there may be an opportunity for you to advance in the workplace or go on to higher education.
Employer Description:In the beginning, we wanted to challenge the frustrations that brands face when working with marketing agencies, and create something more, that’s where Diony was born. Our model is agile, performance driven, and built around the internalisation of our team, with yours.
We work in true partnership with our clients, enabling us to create campaigns and commercial returns that make a real difference.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
Assisting with SEO Projects
Developing search skills
Supporting the team
Administrative support
Marketing news & trend research
Client industry news & trend research
Data input
Organising office sundries and supplies
Answering the telephone
Ad hoc tasks
Training:Advanced Level Apprenticeship in Multi-Channel Marketing consisting of:
Level 3 Diploma in Multi-Channel Marketing
Level 2 Functional Skill in maths (if applicable)
Level 2 Functional Skill in English (if applicable)
You will be required to attend a half-day session with HBTC where you will work towards any functional skills (where needed) that you have to take.
Additional off-the-job training will also be required as part of the apprenticeship. There will also be an end point assessment. Training Outcome:
After the apprenticeship, there may be an opportunity for you to advance in the workplace or go onto higher education
Employer Description:Diony are a leading fully integrated performance marketing agency based in Hull, helping businesses grow through strategy-led marketing, eCommerce and web.
Our Mission is to inspire, internalise and ignite compelling ideas that excel brand performance through embracing talent, culture and technology in a world of constant change.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm (breaks to be confirmed).Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Journalist Apprentice you will:
Gain hands-on experience creating quality news and sports content for BBC TV, audio, online and digital platforms. Develop journalistic skills, researching, writing, and broadcasting news stories and features across topics including current affairs, business, politics, sport and culture. Learn from and work with experts in the field at the largest public service broadcaster in the world. Training:You’ll study for your industry recognised Level 7 Apprenticeship qualification, learning both on and off-the-job. The Journalist Apprenticeship scheme follows the Senior Journalist Apprenticeship Standard (curriculum) and combines academic training with practical on the job experience. Apprentices from all BBC bases will follow the same curriculum.
Apprentices work towards the industry recognised Level 6 National Qualification in Journalism (NQJ).
Areas of study include:
Advanced Reporting SkillsMedia Law and EthicsTeamworkLeadership and CommunicationBroadcast JournalismData JournalismMulti-media StorytellingDigital, Social and Mobile Journalism
To complete the apprenticeship there is also an End Point Assessment (EPA). This begins once you have completed your NQJ.
The EPA has two elements: firstly, a journalism project and presentation; and secondly, a professional discussion based on a portfolio of evidence. Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for Journalist job opportunities inside or outside the BBC. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Broadcast Engineering Apprentice, you will be working with our central Technology Operations or Systems teams to provide broadcast, distribution and production technology support to our primary broadcast facilities. Depending on where you are based, you will work on the front line, supporting TV and Radio Production networks, systems and devices that are behind our flagship services such as Radio 1, 1xtra, 2, 3, 4 and 5, BBC ONE, SIX and TEN News, BBC Breakfast, BBC Sport, BBC Children’s, World TV News, our 40 World Service Radio services, BBC London, and Arabic and Persian TV services. The teams are also responsible for our master control rooms and telecommunication network systems. You will be trained and developed to support our TV & Radio studios and infrastructure and our master control rooms.
This scheme is aimed at growing the best creative technologists for broadcasting. You’ll undertake work placements in the BBC’s engineering teams at your base to understand the systems involved in the production and broadcast of BBC output and the diverse technologies that make this possible.
You will also get BBC Academy industry training delivered by experienced trainers to learn skills on practical broadcast systems and equipment, maintenance skills and networking, and electrical safety.
Camera Operations Floor Management TV Vision Mixing Sound Operations Technical Directing Shoot and Edit Multi-Skilled Operator Picture and Audio Editing Ingest and Library functions Training:You’ll study for your industry recognised apprenticeship qualification alongside a degree (BEng) in Broadcast & Communications Engineering, learning both on and off the job. This involves you undertaking blended learning through a series of online and face to face teaching blocks at Birmingham City University, including:
Audio and Vision Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering IP Networks Computer Science Broadcast Technology Database Technology Engineering MathematicsTraining Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you can look for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as an Operations Engineer, Systems Engineer, Outside Broadcast Engineer or Broadcast Engineer. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary, shifts TBC.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Broadcast Engineering Apprentice, you will be working with our central Technology Operations or Systems teams to provide broadcast, distribution and production technology support to our primary broadcast facilities. Depending on where you are based, you will work on the front line, supporting TV and Radio Production networks, systems and devices that are behind our flagship services such as Radio 1, 1xtra, 2, 3, 4 and 5, BBC ONE, SIX and TEN News, BBC Breakfast, BBC Sport, BBC Children’s, World TV News, our 40 World Service Radio services, BBC London, and Arabic and Persian TV services. The teams are also responsible for our master control rooms and telecommunication network systems. You will be trained and developed to support our TV & Radio studios and infrastructure and our master control rooms.
This scheme is aimed at growing the best creative technologists for broadcasting. You’ll undertake work placements in the BBC’s engineering teams at your base to understand the systems involved in the production and broadcast of BBC output and the diverse technologies that make this possible.
You will also get BBC Academy industry training delivered by experienced trainers to learn skills on practical broadcast systems and equipment, maintenance skills and networking, and electrical safety.
Camera Operations Floor Management TV Vision Mixing Sound Operations Technical Directing Shoot and Edit Multi-Skilled Operator Picture and Audio Editing Ingest and Library functions Training:You’ll study for your industry recognised apprenticeship qualification alongside a degree (BEng) in Broadcast & Communications Engineering, learning both on and off the job. This involves you undertaking blended learning through a series of online and face-to-face teaching blocks at Birmingham City University, including:
Audio and Vision Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
IP Networks
Computer Science
Broadcast Technology
Database Technology
Engineering Mathematics
Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you can look for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as an Operations Engineer, Systems Engineer, Outside Broadcast Engineer or Broadcast Engineer. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary. Shifts tbc.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Broadcast Engineering Apprentice, you will be working with our central Technology Operations or Systems teams to provide broadcast, distribution and production technology support to our primary broadcast facilities. Depending on where you are based, you will work on the front line, supporting TV and Radio Production networks, systems and devices that are behind our flagship services such as Radio 1, 1xtra, 2, 3, 4 and 5, BBC ONE, SIX and TEN News, BBC Breakfast, BBC Sport, BBC Children’s, World TV News, our 40 World Service Radio services, BBC London, and Arabic and Persian TV services. The teams are also responsible for our master control rooms and telecommunication network systems. You will be trained and developed to support our TV & Radio studios and infrastructure and our master control rooms.
This scheme is aimed at growing the best creative technologists for broadcasting. You’ll undertake work placements in the BBC’s engineering teams at your base to understand the systems involved in the production and broadcast of BBC output and the diverse technologies that make this possible.
You will also get BBC Academy industry training delivered by experienced trainers to learn skills on practical broadcast systems and equipment, maintenance skills and networking and electrical safety.
You will also learn to do the following:
Camera Operations
Floor Management
TV Vision Mixing
Sound Operations
Technical Directing
Shoot and Edit Multi-Skilled Operator
Picture and Audio Editing
Ingest and Library functions
Training:You’ll study for your industry recognised apprenticeship qualification alongside a degree (BEng) in Broadcast & Communications Engineering, learning both on and off the job. This involves you undertaking blended learning through a series of online and face to face teaching blocks at Birmingham City University, including:
Audio and Vision Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
IP Networks
Computer Science
Broadcast Technology
Database Technology
Engineering Mathematics
Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you can look for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as an Operations Engineer, Systems Engineer, Outside Broadcast Engineer or Broadcast Engineer. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary.
Days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
Create engaging and dynamic marketing and communications content that engages with clients in a sales-oriented business
Update the G3Newswire.com website with relevant updates that promote our clients’ interests, create content for the website that achieves this goal
Write blogs for the website
Plan and execute marketing campaigns across multiple digital channels, including Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, email, Web and traditional print mediums
Use of marketing/IT systems
Communicate directly with clients and with the Gaming publishing team to achieve marketing goals
Assist management as and when required
Full training will be given in order to complete the above duties to the best of your ability. Boom Training and Gaming Publishing will provide ongoing support and guidance throughout your apprenticeship. Training:Level 3 Multi-channel Marketing Apprenticeship Standard, which includes:
Study modules covering Skills, Knowledge, and Behaviours in Finance
You'll have a personal assessor to guide you through your training
You will attend 1:1 sessions with your assessor every 2/3 weeks
Occasional group classes with other learners
Functional Skills English and Maths if required
End Point Assessment (online)
You'll study all aspects of Marketing including SEO, Strategy, Data Analytics, AI, PPC, Social Media, Campaigns and much more!
www.boomtrainingltd.co.uk/coursesTraining Outcome:
A full-time position is available at the end of the apprenticeship
Starting salary would be £21,000+
Progressions dependent on the candidate
Employer Description:Digital and print media business supplying news and information to the international gambling and sports betting industries.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm
(9.00am - 12.00pm, lunch for 1 hour - 1pm-5pm) Friday, 4.00pm finish.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Reading Skills,Committed,Reliable,Punctual....Read more...
First line support for the OD inbox
Assist in maintaining the yearly training calendar and enrollments (e.g. tracking participation, scheduling)
Help prepare materials and logistics for individual, leadership and team development webinars and workshops
Support the administration of New Employee Orientation (NEO): Connect workshops & NEO intranet page
Assist with the engagement of LinkedIn Learning initiatives through promotion and tracking
Maintain and update the OD intranet site
Maintain the OD dashboard by gathering data and metrics as required
Assist in the administration and follow-up of the employee engagement survey, including data collection and reporting
First line support for the Internal Comms inbox
Research and compile relevant business news for internal communications
Collate input for the monthly newsletter and assist in distribution
Assist in maintaining Autonet content, updating information & supporting department page development
Training:
Learning and Development Practitioner Level 3 Apprenticeship Standard
Training will be delivered virtually with a session every 2 weeks
Training Outcome:
Once completed can progress in the learning and development field with the potential to progress to a level 5
Employer Description:Autolus is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing next-generation, programmed T cell therapies for the treatment of cancer. Using a broad suite of proprietary and modular T cell programming technologies. The company is engineering precisely targeted, controlled and highly active T cell therapies that are designed to better recognise cancer cells, break down their defense mechanisms and eliminate these cells. Autolus has a pipeline of product candidates in development for the treatment of haematological malignancies and solid tumours.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews.Learn from and work with experts in the field.Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary - days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews. Learn from and work with experts in the field. Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary - days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews. Learn from and work with experts in the field. Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary - days and shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will:
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will…
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews Learn from and work with experts in the field Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skillsEthics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalistsEssential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platformsPublic Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship. If Functional Skills in English and maths are required to move onto this point, they will be undertaken as well.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may varySkills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
As a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will:
Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio
Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films
Find and create stories for diverse audiences - including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research and assisting with interviews
Learn from and work with experts in the field
Training:The L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work.
The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include:
Essential Journalism - how to get the story and develop strong writing skills
Ethics - understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalists
Essential Media Law - the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have
Journalism for a Digital Audience - understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platforms
Public Affairs - understand how power works and how you can challenge it
E-portfolio - to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform
In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment - a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship.Training Outcome:On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you will be able to apply for job opportunities inside or outside the BBC such as Journalism Researcher, Journalism Coordinator and Journalist roles. Employer Description:We are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best.
We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in.Working Hours :Pattern of hours may vary.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative....Read more...
The Integrated Passenger Transport Unit (IPTU) is a diverse and growing team, that delivers a range of functions from home to school transport, to Travel Training, local bus and more.
This role will support the Business Development Team within the Commercial Operations arm of the IPTU. The role will assist other marketing professionals in creating and delivering excellent marketing materials and strategies across the TravelEssex Brand.
TravelEssex is part of the enhanced partnership between Essex County Council and Bus operators across Essex. TravelEssex also has a journey planning app and website keeping you up to date will all the latest news.
For this position you will be studying towards a Multi-Channel Marketer Level 3 qualification.
Tasks Include:
Assist with the delivery of the marketing and communications campaigns within the Transportation and Highways team
Working with team on the day-to-day running of our social media accounts, social content creation, including video and images and assisting to develop relationship with other users
Assisting the team with wider campaigns and events to develop your knowledge and skills
Involvement in writing and proof-read regular blog and newsletter content
Work to support the wider team with multi-channel marketing and internal and external communication, exploiting the use of digital
Specific individual and shared targets and objectives are defined annually within the performance management framework
Liaising with internal and external stakeholders, including customers and external agencies
Collaborate on the creation and execution of marketing strategies and campaigns
Training:Multi-Channel Marketer Level 3.Training Outcome:
ECC is a large and very diverse organisation which believes staff development is critical to our success. Our apprentices have access to a wide variety of career enhancing training and development in preparation for a more advanced role as well as further qualifications if desired
We offer excellent career prospects for the right candidate, depending on attitude and performance during the apprenticeship, and over 85% of our apprentices go on to secure permanent roles with us
There are many opportunities for future progression and development within Essex County Council
Employer Description:At ECC we look after a large, diverse, complex region of the country. But our approach to meeting the needs of our 1.4 million residents is simple. We recruit creative, collaborative, talented people, and free them up to make an impact to be proud of.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5.00pmSkills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Presentation skills,Analytical skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,enthusiastic....Read more...
