About the apprenticeship

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

Assessment methods

Project

The project requires the apprentice to compile a presentation about their role and responsibilities. The presentation and questioning will last for 60 minutes, +10% to allow the apprentice to finish a response. The presentation will typically take 30 minutes, followed by 30 minutes of supplementary questioning.

Professional discussion and portfolio of evidence

The Portfolio of Evidence can be submitted for assessment towards the end of the apprenticeship. The Professional Discussion will last for 90 minutes, +10% to allow the apprentice to finish a response. It will take place remotely.

Grading

Distinction/Pass/Fail

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