Diphe gaelic media in Uhi millennium institute

If you aspire to a career within the Gaelic media industry, this dynamic DipHE Gaelic Media course will provide you with the experience and knowledge required for direct entry to the workplace.The course is delivered at our Sabhal M r Ostaig campus on the Isle of Skye, and in conjunction with the broadcast and media industry in Scotland. Sabhal M r Ostaig UHI has been successfully providing training in Gaelic media for over 20 years and you will gain real opportunities through their experienced and dedicated staff and strong industry links.Throughout the course you will develop the necessary industry-specific knowledge and skills alongside the transferable skills sought after by employers. You will also be able to enhance your language skills both while studying and in the wider Gaeliccommunity.Inn year one, you will have the opportunity of a week's work-based learning with a BBC Outside Broadcast Unit at The Royal National M d and will have regular input from industry practitioners across a range of modules. There will also be masterclasses from nationally and internationally recognised industry specialists in technical and communication skills.During the second year, you will spend ten months on industry placement at various media companies and broadcasters and will learn and be assessed on the work you undertake during this time. These workplace opportunities will be supported by MG Alba* and an advisory panel consisting of various industry practitioners as well as representatives of Sabhal M r Ostaig UHI.*MG ALBA is regulated by Ofcom and its board is appointed by Ofcom, with the agreement of the Scottish Ministers. MG ALBA is the operating name of Seirbheis nam Meadhanan G idhlig (Gaelic Media Service).

3 Scottish Highers at grade BBC or above, preferably including G idhlig (fluent speakers) or Gaelic (learners) at B or above 2 A levels at grade BC or above,Applicants with other qualifications or experience will be considered on an individual basis,Applicants will be expected to demonstrate that they have a commitment to working in the industry and to have a certain level of fluency in both spoken and written G idhlig: this will be assessed during interview

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