Content Creator Apprentice — 15-Month Digital Storytelling

BBC Group; Swindon; Presencial; GBP 22.000 - 27.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Industry-recognised qualification

Travel to learning blocks across theUK

BBC Academy training and mentoring

Relocation financial support (subject 

to eligibility)

Descripción de la vacante

BBC Radio Wiltshire in Swindon is offering a Content Creator Apprenticeship (Level 3) for 15 months. Fixed-term, full-time, based in Swindon with a salary of £24,650 per year.

You will learn on-the-job, develop skills in planning, researching audiences, producing audio, video and written content, and study towards the Level 3 Content Creator apprenticeship. The scheme includes on- and off-job learning blocks, opportunities to travel to learning locations across the UK, and support from BBC

Formación

• No formal degree required for entry.
• Willingness to learn across audio, video and writing.
• Strong curiosity about digital content and audiences.
• Able to work across teams and meet deadlines.

Responsabilidades

• Create trusted, high-quality content for BBC audiences.
• Develop storytelling by researching, writing, producing and editing content.
• Create content for social media platforms and edit clips.
• Identify opportunities for digital content, including short clips and behind‑the‑scenes moments.
• Learn from experienced professionals and build your career at the BBC.

Conocimientos

Creative ideas

Audience research

Storytelling

Team collaboration

Self-motivated

Descripción del empleo

BBC Radio Wiltshire in Swindon is offering a Content Creator Apprenticeship (Level 3) for 15 months. Fixed-term, full-time, based in Swindon with a salary of £24,650 per year.

You will learn on-the-job, develop skills in planning, researching audiences, producing audio, video and written content, and study towards the Level 3 Content Creator apprenticeship. The scheme includes on- and off-job learning blocks, opportunities to travel to learning locations across the UK, and support from BBC