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DURATION
One year full time.
INTRODUCTION
This is a one year course designed to introduce students to
a wide variety of media genre. Much of the course is project based
and it is essential that students become aware of the need for
time management and of working closely with each of their teachers.
Main areas of study may include:
- Writing skills for Journalism
- Radio Programme Production
- Sound Production
- Media Law & Practice
- Shorthand
- Desktop Publishing
- Political Studies
- Media Analysis
- Communications
- Work Experience
SPECIAL FEATURES
The college provides excellent training facilities comprising:
- Fully equipped digital radio studio
- Computer Suite
WORK EXPERIENCE
All students participate in either work placement or work practice
during the year. Students may find themselves working in the areas
of broadcasting, local/national newspapers.
CAREER PROSPECTS IN MEDIA PRODUCTION
Work in print, radio and television journalism, public relations,
advertising. Former students have secured positions at Reuters
(London), Sunday Times, Head of I.R.N. (Dublin), 103FM, Limerick Leader, 96FM., Red FM., RTE, The Irish Examiner,
The Evening Echo and The Kingdom.
Student Testimonials
David Creedon, Media Production 2009-2010:
"After working for over thirty years in the private sector I was made redundant in 2009. I returned to college to study Media Production. My time at Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa was a revelation, it was one of the best experiences of my life and I don't know why I didn't return to college years ago. Its small classes and fantastic tutors made the course enjoyable. I would highly recommend Coláiste Stiofáin Naofa to anyone thinking of returning to further education."
David Creedon, Media Production, 2009-2010
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FEES
Exam Fees – FETAC Level 5: €50
PLC Contribution (Dept. of Ed. and Sk. Fee): €200
Student Services: €200
Total: €450
Download the newsletter produced by this year's class. It's a1MB PDF file.
Testimonials
FURTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates may be eligible to apply to higher education courses through the Higher Education Links Scheme, e.g. B.A. Degree, U.C.C., and B.A. in Communications, B.A. in Journalism, D.C.U.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent. Successful
applicants will have displayed a noticeable flair for English
and a lively interest in current affairs. Academic entry requirements may be waived for mature applicants.
CERTIFICATION
• National Certificate - FETAC (NCVA) Level 5 in Media
Production (NCVA award code:EMPXX)
COURSE DIRECTOR
- Anne Hanly
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