Content Creator
End Point Assessment

Level 3

Assessment for Content Creator apprentices from 1st for Awarding.

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Overview

What is a Content Creator?

A Content Creator develops written and audiovisual content tailored to engage target audiences across platforms such as social media, print, and broadcast, aligning with brand strategy and campaign objectives. They work to a brief, collaborating with various stakeholders to produce high-quality, on-brand content while considering legal, ethical, and organisational guidelines.

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Typical EPA period 3 months
ST Code ST0105
Ofqual qualification number 610/1462/X
Method
Remote
EPA is usually carried out remotely, with video calling. This allows flexible booking for apprentices throughout England.
EPA fee
£1350
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What’s the difference between a re-sit and a re-take in end point assessment?

Assessment

What does end point assessment involve for Content Creator level 3?

1.

Project or campaign evaluation report, presentation of additional/new content and questions

The project or campaign itself is done on programme, in the last 6 months leading to gateway. After gateway, apprentices complete 1500-word evaluation report, deliver a 15-minute presentation undergo 15-minute questioning. The presentation and questioning will be carried out by video call, one-to-one between the apprentice and our assessor.

2.

Professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence

The professional discussion is a one-to-one discussion between the apprentice and the assessor. The assessor will ask about the apprentice’s work, including that shown in the apprentice’s portfolio. It lasts 60 minutes.

Useful to know

  • The portfolio should be submitted at gateway.
  • The report should be submitted by the end of week 4 of the EPA period.
  • The presentation and any speaker notes/supporting material must also be submitted by the end of week 4 of the EPA period.
  • The presentation and questions assessment must be at least 2 weeks after submission of the report and presentation.
  • Re-sits are typically taken within 2 months of the EPA outcome date.
  • Grades achieved in a re-sit or re-take are capped at a Pass.

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