Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Liverpool Screen School
Learning Methods
Lecture
Tutorial
Module Offerings
6044FILM-SEP-MTP
Aims
To enhance experiential learning in the degree programme.
To encourage students to develop transferrable skills relevant to the world of work either through a placement or through completing a client brief project.
To foster initiative and independence of thought by an evaluative approach to the assessment of work experience.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Demonstrate a thorough understanding of how an organisation achieves its aims with reference to the structure of internal management and the definition of staff responsibilities in relation to either a placement or client brief setting.
2.
Analyse the economic/environmental context within which an organization operates in relation to either a placement or client brief setting.
3.
Understand the process involved in applying for a position or pitching for a project in the creative industries sector.
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:
Approximately 80 hours of work placement or activity in relation to a client brief during the course of an academic year.
12 hours reinforcement and supportive learning activities within the University.
Detailed specification of the programme for each work placement or client brief will be included in a negotiated learning agreement.
Approximately 80 hours of work placement or activity in relation to a client brief during the course of an academic year.
12 hours reinforcement and supportive learning activities within the University.
Detailed specification of the programme for each work placement or client brief will be included in a negotiated learning agreement.
Module Overview:
This module provides Film Studies students with the opportunity to widen their direct knowledge of working practices in a film-related field. The module allows students to widen their contacts and to apply the knowledge and skills they have learned on the programme to a work setting. Students negotiate a learning contract with an employer/client and a tutor, and are assessed on their written account of the content and relevance of their work experience/client project to the Film Studies degree.
This module provides Film Studies students with the opportunity to widen their direct knowledge of working practices in a film-related field. The module allows students to widen their contacts and to apply the knowledge and skills they have learned on the programme to a work setting. Students negotiate a learning contract with an employer/client and a tutor, and are assessed on their written account of the content and relevance of their work experience/client project to the Film Studies degree.