Former Highbury media students can be found everywhere in the industry, including the BBC, Global Media, ITV News, Sky, local radio and more. After you complete your programme at Highbury, employers know you are highly trained, motivated and prepared for the workplace.
During your study, you will be producing everything from TV programmes or short films to radio programmes, stop motion animation, film trailers, music videos, websites and social media content. It is an exciting and fun programme that will develop your skills in all areas of the media.
You will also have the chance to work on our very own online radio station JAMM Radio and with local radio station Express FM. That means you can combine your study with real, valuable work experience to ensure that you have all the skills that universities and employers demand.
We embed maths and English in all our lessons and depending on your current levels, you will have the chance to either improve your GCSE grades or gain valuable Functional Skills qualifications if required.
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