Apprenticeship

BBC Apprenticeship

https://careermap.co.uk/bbc-apprenticeships/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nt61W8zQjU

Since I am good at operating with Camera equipment, film, shoot and take pictures I thought why not work at a good media site such as BBC. They have an Apprenticeship for Media Managing, Camera Operation and video Editing. I went to a school trip at Sky news headquarters which is quite similar to BBC. We had a practice of film editing and shooting with cameras which was a fun experience. This will be my first choice for Apprenticeship. Is this what I want to do in the future?, maybe. The BBC Website was quite professional for the layout and visual images. I couldn't find the job salary unfortunately.

Boat Building at Sunseekers

https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/boatbuilder-v1-0

https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeship/-712762

When I went to my summer holiday to Antigua and had a go at sailing on my uncle's yatch I was instantly hooked with boats. This boat building company is one of the biggest boat building company internationally. They're called Sunseeker. The nearest harbour is at Poole and they partner with the college setting at Fulcrum. One day if I had the money and determination I would build my own boat and sail around the world. The Apprenticeship was my second choice.

https://www.cwjobs.co.uk/job/lead-designer/langham-recruitment-job96104754

Lead Games Designer

At some point in life, I will get promoted to a head games designer and this will be good for my confidence building at leadership and team work skills. The salary of this job is £45k-£55 per annum at it is at Manchester. So not that far away where I live. Takes about 2 hours via train and back which is not that bad. Most of this job is director level standard so I will expect to lead a team and make successful games.