Our Courses
A Level
Media Studies
A Level Media Studies is ideal for anyone curious about how media—from TikTok and Netflix to film, music, and social platforms—shapes opinions and influences society.
You’ll develop analytical and writing skills, explore key theories on representation and audiences, and bring your creativity to life through projects like magazines, podcasts, and film posters. With passionate teachers, industry-standard equipment, and a supportive environment, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to progress to university or careers in journalism, marketing, PR, film, and more.
Assessment
Exams: 70%
Coursework: 30%
Awarding Body
Eduqas
Course Content
You’ll explore a wide range of real media products like:
- Film posters and adverts
- Music videos
- Video Games
- TV dramas
- Newspapers and websites
- Online content like YouTube and social media
We ask big questions like:
- How are men and women represented in media?
- Who controls what we see and why?
- How do media producers grab your attention and keep it?
Begin.
Is this course right for me?
Media Studies is perfect if you’re curious about how films, TV, games, news, and social media shape our world. You’ll enjoy it if you like analysing media critically, exploring representation, debating cultural issues, writing essays, and creating your own media projects. No GCSE Media is required—we’ll teach you everything from scratch, though prior experience is a bonus.
Belong.
Why study this with us?
Your Media Studies journey blends analysis and creativity. In class, you’ll study how media represents people, influences audiences, and tackles issues like fake news and algorithms. You’ll also produce your own professional-standard work—such as a magazine, podcast, or film campaign—using industry-standard software. Expect debates, workshops, group work, and plenty of feedback to sharpen your skills.
Beyond.
Where can this course take me?
Media Studies opens doors to university and careers in film, journalism, PR, digital marketing, advertising, and content creation. Even if you choose a different path, you’ll leave with in-demand skills in critical thinking, communication, creativity, and digital literacy—all highly valued by employers.
Contact us
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