A-LEVEL MEDIA

MEDIA A-LEVEL

Exam Board:  Eduqas A-Level Media two year course

What are the benefits of the course?

Eduqas A-Level Media Studies specification is designed to encourage candidates to:

What will I study?

At A-Level candidates are encouraged to demonstrate, develop and formulate their understanding of the media and its influential role today as well as debating major contemporary media issues:

How will I be assessed?

Two components are assessed through examination, whilst the third is through a piece of individual coursework:

A-Level Component 1 35% of A-Level, 2 hours 15 minutes written examination. 

Two sections: A – two questions : B – two questions.

A-Level Component 2 35% of A-Level, 2 hours 30 minutes written examination. 

Three sections: A: Television, B: Magazines and C: Online Media.

A-Level Component 3 30% of A-Level, Practical unit, internally assessed and externally moderated.

What does it lead to?

A-Level Media Studies provides a good foundation for Higher Education and for further study of media-related courses. It is a great choice for people considering a career in the media: film, television and media industries: producer, screenwriter, director, cinematographer, camera operator, sound mixer, editor – to name only a few of the better known roles.

Entry Requirements: 

To secure a place on the course you should ideally achieve a grade 6 or higher in GCSE Media Studies or a grade 6 or higher in English.

Staff Contact: 

Ms H Ioannidis, Media Teacher

hioannidis@brakenhale.co.uk