Content Creator
Version 2.0 – VQA Level 3 Apprenticeship Assessment for ST0105 Content Creator (610/8033/0)
Version: 2.0
Duration: 18 months
Level: 3
LARS Number: 174
Reference: ST0105
Funding: £10,000
A Content Creator develops written and audio-visual content across a range of sectors and platforms, including social media, print and broadcast. Working to a brief, they research, create and tailor content to engage target audiences, support brand objectives and meet customer needs. They collaborate with stakeholders throughout the content creation process, delivering high-quality work on time and within budget while adhering to legal, regulatory and ethical requirements. The role also requires staying up to date with emerging technologies, platform developments and audience trends.
Entry Requirements
Learners must meet the national eligibility requirements for apprenticeship programmes. Learners must:
be 16 years of age or over (government funding is available for apprentices who are aged under 25 at the start of their apprenticeship training)
live in England
not be in full-time education
Apprenticeship Assessment Components
Apprenticeship assessment for the Content Creator standard is comprised of the following components.
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Project
Learners have eight weeks to complete the project
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Professional Discussion
Duration of 60 minutes (+10%)
Can take place face-to-face or remotely, conducted by video conferencing using Microsoft Teams
Why VQA?
Gateway to completion submission reviewed within 24 hours
Assessments booked within 1 working day of gateway to completion approval
Results released in market-leading time
Assessment planning meetings offered to all apprentices
Average gateway-to-completion of 6 weeks*
*unless otherwise stipulated by the assessment plan Gateway to Completion Requirements
This is the final stage of the journey, before certificates are claimed. To progress to completion, centres will confirm that learners have:
• met the English and maths requirements in line with the current Department for Education Apprenticeship Funding Rules
• met the required off-the-job learning hours
• demonstrated the required behaviours
• completed all assessments, with final grades recorded and confirmed.
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