Broadcast Tech Operator Apprentice – Learn on the Job

BBC; Hull and East Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 23,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

BBC Academy training

Industry recognised qualification

Travel to locations across the UK

Job summary

The BBC offers a Broadcast Technical Operator apprenticeship (BOA27) across the UK, enabling you to learn on the job while working towards an industry recognised qualification with the BBC Academy. You will gain exposure to live and studio broadcasting, including camera operations, editing, sound and more, travelling to learning blocks across the UK.

This entry-level scheme emphasises transferable skills, with a 35-hour week, and a dedicated team to support your development as you grow in a

Qualifications

• Non-graduate entry; degree not required.
• Willing to travel for learning blocks across the UK.
• Able to work across different BBC sites and locations.

Responsibilities

• Gain practical experience across live and recorded broadcasting, including camera ops, studio roles, directing, lighting, editing and graphics.
• Contribute to delivery of high-quality content for BBC programmes using broadcast tech (satellite trucks, IP systems).
• Develop understanding of how technical production, editorial decisions and audience engagement work together.

Skills

Media enthusiasm

Calm under pressure

Organisational skills

Problem solving

Adaptable

Job description

The BBC offers a Broadcast Technical Operator apprenticeship (BOA27) across the UK, enabling you to learn on the job while working towards an industry recognised qualification with the BBC Academy. You will gain exposure to live and studio broadcasting, including camera operations, editing, sound and more, travelling to learning blocks across the UK.

This entry-level scheme emphasises transferable skills, with a 35-hour week, and a dedicated team to support your development as you grow in a