Creative Industries Production Manager level 7 apprenticeship v1.0

About the apprenticeship

A production manager is the person who takes responsibility for all the organisational aspects of production schedule and/or budget"

Read more about the apprenticeship on the Skills England website

Assessment methods

Gateway Requirements

To reach Gateway the employer will need to be satisfied that the apprentice is consistently working at, or above, the occupational competence of the Level 7 Creative Industries Production Manager. At Gateway the apprentice will have achieved Level 2 English and Maths (if applicable). At Gateway the apprentice will submit their portfolio of evidence for review, and a project brief for a pre-gateway work-based project that they have been working on.

Project report

The apprentice will complete a project report based on a pre-Gateway workbased project, which will be submitted six weeks after receiving the project title from the Innovate Awarding Assessor.

Presentation and supplementary questioning

The apprentice will have eight weeks from receiving the project title from the Innovate Awarding Assessor to prepare, complete and submit their presentation. The apprentice’s 45 minute presentation will be followed by a further 30 minutes of questioning. The Innovate Awarding Assessor will ask at least six questions. The assessment will most likely take place remotely.

Professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence

The Professional Discussion will take place with an Innovate Awarding Assessor and will last for 80 minutes. The Innovate Awarding Assessor will ask at least 10 questions after reviewing the apprentice’s portfolio of evidence. It will most likely take place remotely.

Grading

The assessments will be graded as Distinction/Pass/Fail. The last step along the apprentice journey will be the receipt of the certificate.

Resit costs