Creative Media - Level 2
Start Date: 1st September 2026
- Length 1 Year
- Study Full-Time
- Location Kidderminster College
Qualification Gained
Level 2 Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology (Media Pathway)
More about the course
Turn Your Passion for Media into a Future Career!
Love media? Obsessed with tech? Dream of creating videos, graphics, and content that people can’t stop watching? The UAL Level 2 Creative Media Production and Technology course is your first step into the exciting world of creative industries.Over one year, you’ll explore the exciting world of media production and technology. You’ll work with video, audio, photography, and digital tools to create engaging content and develop practical skills for the media industry.
You’ll learn through hands-on projects, experimenting with filming, editing, sound design, and digital workflows. Each project is designed to help you understand how media shapes our world, past and present, while building your own creative voice.
Along the way, you’ll develop problem-solving skills, boost your confidence, and improve communication through group work and collaborative projects. You’ll also take part in critiques and showcases to present your work professionally. Plus, you’ll discover the wide range of careers in media and technology and how to progress to higher education or employment.
This qualification is awarded by UAL (University of the Arts London)—the UK’s leading creative industries awarding body. Developed with top universities and industry experts, these courses ensure you graduate with the knowledge and skills that employers and universities value most.
Why choose this course?
- Develop core media skills – video, audio, digital design, and photography.
- Showcase your creativity – build a portfolio with exciting projects.
- Learn hands-on – expert tutor support and industry-standard equipment.
- Plan your next step – progress to Level 3, an apprenticeship, or a media career.
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