This document provides information about work-related learning opportunities, including job vacancies, university courses, and an action plan. It lists job postings for journalist in the UK paying £25,000 requiring a bachelor's degree, photographer in the UK paying $31,710 requiring work experience or postsecondary education, and game designer in the US paying $85,240 requiring a bachelor's or work experience. It also provides details on university courses in fine art, graphic design, and journalism. An action plan outlines steps from 2015-2025 including completing creative media courses and working in print-based media. It also discusses admiration for Ed Sheeran's musical success and Robert Fisk's fearless journalism.

1. Work Related Learning
Research
Louis Harman

2. URLs
• Portfolio-
https://www.blogger.com/profile/1841331243
5041452656
• Hiive-
https://app.hiive.co.uk/profile/c61c29a0-8afa-
427f-867a-7c4b62385f18/edit/#/
• LinkedIn-
https://www.linkedin.com/profile/guided?trk=
uno-choose-ge-no-intent&dl=no

3. Job Vacancies
Job Title journalist
Link
Location UK
Salary £25,000
Information/
Requirements/
Qualification
• Bachelors degree in communications or journalism.
• Work experience
• All journalism majors take courses in editing,
journalistic ethics, reporting, feature writing,
photojournalism and communications.

4. Job Vacancies
Job Title Photographer
Link
Location Uk
Salary $31,710 per year.
Information/
Requirements/
Qualification
• A Bachelor of Arts in Photography provides more
options for a career and for advancement
• work experience
• High school diploma or equivalent, though many
photographers complete relevant postsecondary
coursework or hold a degree

5. Job Vacancies
Job Title Game designer
Link
Location US
Salary $85,240 per year.
Information/
Requirements/
Qualification
• aspiring game designers can get the necessary training
from computer science, software engineering
• While some employers require a bachelor's degree in
video game design or computer science, a high school
diploma is the minimum requirement

6. Job Vacancies
What do you need to do
to be able to apply for
those jobs
• A bachelors degree is recommended for most of the job
positions, its also good too have just to be safe.

7. University Course
Course Title Fine art (print and time based)
Link http://search.ucas.com/course/entryrequirements/712599/fine-
art-print-and-time-based-
media?Vac=1&AvailableIn=2017&Query=print%20based%20med
ia&IsFeatherProcessed=false&ret=providers#coursedetailsmenu
Location london
Entry
Requirements/
Qualification
GCSE
Grades
• C-A* 5 gcses including english language
BTEC Grade • BTEC National Diploma (18 Units) (not
including early years)
UCAS points • 80

8. University Course
Course Title Graphic design for digital media
Link https://www.brighton.ac.uk/courses/study/graphic-design-for-
digital-media-ba-hons.aspx
Location Brighton
Entry
Requirements/
Qualification
GCSE
Grades
• A-levels or BTEC
Entry requirements are in the range of A-level
BBC–CCC (112–96 UCAS Tariff points).
BTEC Grade • BTEC Extended Diploma DDM–MMM. You will
be considered if your predicted grades fall
within this range, but any offer will be made
based on assessment of portfolio/interview.
UCAS points • 112-96

9. University Course
Course Title Journalism, Media and Culture BA Honours
Link http://www.ncl.ac.uk/undergraduate/degrees/p500/#courseover
view
Location Newcastle
Entry
Requirements/
Qualification
GCSE
Grades
• 4 C-A*
BTEC Grade • No grade requirments
UCAS points • 110

10. Action Plan
2015/2016 • Apply for L2 creative media and start course
2016/2017 • Complete l2 creative media
2017-2018 • Progress on to level 3 creative media
2018/2019 • Continue on level 3 creative media
2025 • Working in the print based media industry

11. Case Study : Ed Sheeran
• I personally respect and idolise Ed Sheeran for
how he has became one of the top artists in
the world, dominating the charts in several
countries and releasing multiple top selling
albums. All of this on his own with help from
no one, he put his self through college then
pushed his name on the uk alone.

12. Case Studies : Robert Fisk
• I look up to Robert Fisk because when it comes to
journalists he's the best there is, I admire how
fearless he can be and isn't scared too ask any
questions that may put himself in danger. As a
journalist he covers what matters with the world
and I one of the few people who had the chance
to interview Al-Qaeda's Osama Bin Laden not
once but three times, showing he is the type of
person who will go though with anything for the
cause of his work.