Broadcast Tech Operator Apprentice (Level 3)

BBC Group and Public Services; Hull and East Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent career development

35-hour working week

25 days annual leave (26 for BBC)

Relocation support (subject to elig.)

Job summary

The BBC Group and Public Services is offering a Broadcast Technical Operator apprenticeship in Hull. This fixed-term, full-time scheme lasts 25 months and includes on-the-job learning and a recognised apprenticeship qualification with the National Film and Television School.

The role involves working across newsroom hubs, studios, galleries, and on location. You will gain experience in camera operations, floor management, TV vision mixing, sound, and technical directing while contributing to BBC

Qualifications

• Passionate about media content and the technical production side of how that content reaches the audience.
• Can work calmly under pressure.
• Fascinated by how things work.
• Brilliant organisational skills and are great at problem-solving.
• Enthusiastic self-starter, flexible and adaptable to out-of-hours working.

Responsibilities

• Gain practical experience across all aspects of live and recorded broadcasting, including camera operations on location, studio-based technical roles, directing, lighting, editing, and graphic design for regional and national BBC programmes.
• Contribute to the delivery of high-quality content for BBC shows, using advanced broadcast technologies such as satellite trucks and IP systems for outside broadcasts.
• Develop a strong understanding of how technical production, editorial decisions, and audience engagement work together to shape compelling content across TV, digital, and online platforms.

Skills

Passionate about media content

Calm under pressure

Curious how things work

Organisational skills

Self-starter

Job description

The BBC Group and Public Services is offering a Broadcast Technical Operator apprenticeship in Hull. This fixed-term, full-time scheme lasts 25 months and includes on-the-job learning and a recognised apprenticeship qualification with the National Film and Television School.

The role involves working across newsroom hubs, studios, galleries, and on location. You will gain experience in camera operations, floor management, TV vision mixing, sound, and technical directing while contributing to BBC