1. Task 1
By Harrison Harvey

2. Progression opportunities within the Creative media Sector
HE courses – Higher Education, helps you get in to a better entry level job, this is when you carry on from your current education
Work Experience –  An internship is a great way to gain experience and discover what a particular role is like before applying for a real job.
Training opportunities – Learning skills for a ceirtan Job to make you better in a specific skillset

3. University
UCAS is a points system that helps you get in to University courses that you want, courses will state how many points you need.
You get a certain amount of UCAS points per Grade, for example Pass – 72 Merit – 120 and Distinction - 168
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4. Degree courses
I might consider taking this degree course Photography Degree at University of East London
This Course is Three years long and during this time you get to work with great companies such as Canon and the NPG, you need 96 UCAS points, You study both practical, professional practice and contextual studies modules preparing you to position your work within a continuously changing global photographic/art world.
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5. Degree Courses Continued
I also might consider Bristol, University of the West of England Photogrophy
The course offers a vibrant, collaborative environment, modern facilities, supportive workshop instruction and expert input, all underpinned by theory and critique
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6. Work experience
There Isnt much work experience around where I live as far as I know, however the few that there is includes small private film companies and photography company's that make adverts and other kinds of small media projects
I could take work experience at Pyramid Photography - Pyramid Studios 3 Parkfield House Teignmouth Road TQ1 4EX, here I could learn skills on hired professional photography such as weddings and birthdays. Contact
I ed some places asking about work experience however I am yet to hear back.

7. Pros and Cons of HE (Higher Education) courses
The best way to get in to a good job without working up through the ranks
Learn Professional skills at the highest level
Chance to learn to live independently in a different place
Looks great on a CV
Cons
Costs upwards of 10 thousand per year
Hard to earn a living while at Uni
Can be stressful with a lot of work

8. Pros and Cons of Work experience
Positives, Learn what a real work placement is like
Looks good on CV
Learn skills from profesionals
It is possible to get lucky if you show good commitment and work ethic for someone to then offer you a job, you would start low running amd helping out however from there you can work your way up
Negatives, Very low pay or No Pay
Bottom of the list Jobs
Chance of being used for free labour with no real teaching in return

9. Training
You can can training in a variation of ways, this can include online, tutorials such as lynda.com, abdobe TV and finally Youtube.
Also professional one on one sessions and workshops for example workshops-g17

10. Pros and Cons of Training
Tell me the positives and negatives of continuing your career via the training path
Can you get a job with just training.

11. Conclusion
Route One – University – This is the route that I will myself most likely take due to t