This level 3 Content Creator Apprenticeship is aimed at those looking to take the first step into the exciting world of Digital Marketing as a Content Creator. Providing you with the skills you need to grow and develop in this vibrant, thriving industry.

Employed in a local business

You will be employed as an apprentice in a local business in the Liverpool City Region. And will receive an apprenticeship wage. Content Creation isn’t limited to a single industry so we have multiple roles available in a variety different sectors. You will attend college online 1 day per week for off the job training.  And your assessor will visit your workplace to conduct assessments and review your progress.

Entry requirements

Aged 16+

Course length

15 Months

Qualification

Level 3 Diploma Hair Professional

Once you have completed your qualification you will enter the gateway in preparation for your End Point Assessment.

End Point Assessment  EPA  EPA of mandatory skills, knowledge and behaviours specified in the standard. This will be via practical assessment and oral questioning. The practical assessment and oral questioning will include:

1. Planning Content
2. Developing Contant
3. Manage and Review Content
4. Professional Development

End Point Assessment (EPA)

The End Point Assessment is the final element of the apprenticeship programme. This is the period in which the decision is made whether the apprentice is ready to cross the threshold phrase, from learning to the end-point assessment phase. The EPA will be completed in a three-month period, beginning when the EPAO confirms that all gateway requirements have been met. At the gateway, any supporting documentation that supports an EPA assessment technique must be submitted.

1. Evaluative Report – The Project or campaign evaluation report will showcase a project the apprentice has contributed to, and developed content for, in the last 6 months leading to the gateway. The apprentice may have worked as part of a team to complete the pre-gateway project which could include technical, internal, or external support. However, the evaluative report output must be the apprentice’s own work and reflective of their own role and contribution.
2. Presentation of additional/new content with question – The apprentice must prepare and conduct a presentation of their evaluative report to an independent assessor. The presentation should build on the evaluative report created by the apprentice. They will then be asked a series of questions based on this. The full presentation should typically last 30 mins, with 15 mins being spent on the presentation & the remaining 15 on questioning.

Costs and funding

Course costs £5,000. The costs of training and assessment are usually paid for by government funding, with contributions from the employer. The course can also be paid for privately.

Career paths

On completion of your course, there are various roles in the content creation sector for you to pursue. Including but not limited to:

• Full-time Content Creator
• Digital Marketing Executive
• Copywriter
• Video Editor
• Graphic Designer

How to apply

Complete the form below and one of the team will contact you. Or alternatively you can call 0151 245 6026 or email perryflavin@modetraining.com.