Content Creator Apprenticeship
Level 3 | Duration: 17 months
This engaging, personalised programme, ideal for entry-level team members, is led by a passionate content creator. By the end, the apprentice will be able to competently develop and create content for use across a variety of media, including digital, social media, video, broadcast and print.
The apprentice will understand how to work to a customer brief, research, prepare and develop messaging to maximise audience engagement, while capturing the strategy and objectives of the brand and the needs of the customer they are representing.
This apprenticeship is popular with creative teams in large organisations, government, creative agencies and the media sector.
We are delighted that JGA’s clients for this apprenticeship range from the giant housing charity Peabody Trust to the specialist video production experts Ginger Video.
Meet the team
Anthony Milner
Tutor and Coach with a dual focus on photography and marketing, bringing a unique blend of creative and strategic expertise.
Course content
- Sales and Segmentation
- Websites
- Branding and Social Media
- Animation, Scripts and Storyboards
- SEO and Pay Per Click
- Pitching / Presentation and Video
- Planning, Workflow and Proposals
- Email Marketing, Data and Evaluation
- Budgeting and Marketing
- Photography, Asset Management and Legal
- Copywriting
Delivery
The apprenticeship is delivered over 17 months. Learning is driven by a full skills gap analysis and features a blend of live seminars, delivered remotely, high quality coaching from a content production expert and learning resources to develop effective junior team members.
The training is supported by regular mini-projects which take newly learned knowledge and put it into practice in the workplace, thereby generating value for the employer and work product for the assessment.
We deliver nationally and there is a regular programme of starts.
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How an Apprenticeship Helped a Charity Build Digital Capacity
BMS World Mission is a Christian NGO working in over 30 countries, supporting refugee response, healthcare, education and gender justice. When the organisation identified a gap in digital communications, it invested in a content creator apprenticeship. Ed Axtell, a music graduate looking for a career with purpose, gained hands-on experience in social media, video, copywriting and more, while BMS gained clarity and capability in its digital communications.
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