Junior production coordinators work as part of a production team delivering film, radio, audio, TV, digital content or animated series, commercials or in specialist post production departments. A junior production coordinator may be employed by television, film, digital, radio or audio production companies or VFX or post production facilities. They may work for a production, or a series of productions, seeing them through from pre-production through to post production, or through a specific part of the process.
Read more about the apprenticeship on the Skills England website
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 a Level 4 Junior Production Coordinator.
At Gateway the apprentice must have achieved Level 2 English and Maths.
At Gateway the apprentice will submit their portfolio of evidence for review for the End-Point Assessment which must be approved before the apprentice begins the EPA period.
Presentation and questions
The apprentice will prepare and deliver a 30 minute presentation followed by 30 minutes of questioning by the Innovate Awarding Assessor. There will be a minimum of five questions.
Professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence
The discussion will last 90 minutes and the Innovate Awarding Assessor must ask at least seven questions. Innovate Awarding must give the apprentice two weeks notice of the professional discussion.
Distinction/Merit/Pass/Fail
Professional Discussion: £600 Project: £600
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