College course is media savvy
A COLLEGE media course which has links to The Herald has been started at City College Plymouth.
The National Certificate in Media course is being pitched at budding journalists, photographers and radio presenters.
The course will give students an introduction to the video, audio and photographic industries.
Rob Chadwick, media lecturer, said: "Whether you see your future in film, radio production, journalism, advertising, marketing or photography, we can give you a helping hand to start out in the industry."
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With a strong focus on employability skills, the course hopes to enable students to gain junior media positions.
The College has links with employers including The Herald, Heart FM, and Radio Plymouth and through the college's employer endorsement scheme students have access to work experience, industry talks and workshops.
Comments
by Waltersmith
Friday, September 21 2012, 12:04AM
“Plus poor spelling, not discussing anything related to SHH or PCC, parochialism, sycophancy, going on about the "notorious" HDR etc”
by Nevman
Wednesday, September 19 2012, 9:02AM
“So, if the Herald is being held up as some sort of beacon of excellence, they'll be taught how to copy and paste press releases and over-use stock library photos, will they?”