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CIT teams up with broadcasters to create exciting new Television Production course
04 Sep 2019 : Nathan Griffin
Launch of new Television Production course.
The Department of Media Communications at Cork Institute of Technology has teamed up with RTÉ and outside broadcasting company TVM to create the Certificate in Television Production - a highly specialised training course to prepare students for this growing industry.

Students may come from different backgrounds- multimedia, journalism, music as well as technical. The course is aimed at those wanting to launch a career in TV program-making, as well as those already in the industry wanting to upskill.

Television is going through a transformation and the industry needs people to help fulfill the need for more content.

“The world of media is rapidly changing,” says Head of RTÉ Cork, Colm Crowley. “There are many new platforms, many new types of distribution. We need to ensure that there is a pipeline of trained people coming through the system all the time and RTÉ is proud to play a role in helping make that happen.”

A key element of the course is the innovative placement programme in both RTÉ and TVM, which will allow students to work side by side with production professionals. TVM is one of the country’s largest outside broadcast companies, covering sports, music and cultural events. 

Its clients include BBC, Sky Sports, Channel 4 as well as RTÉ, Virgin Media and TG4. Students will get work experience in both RTÉ and TVM’s Cork-based headquarters and on outside broadcasting units for major broadcast clients. In RTÉ’s studios, participants will become integral members of the production team on live and pre-recorded programmes.

A bespoke, student-specific training plan will mentor and support students throughout their placements. The placement provides an invaluable insight into how the industry functions, the roles within the sector and how the creative and production process works. Training will be built around students’ individual needs.

Catherine Fehily, Head of CIT Crawford College of Art and Design said, “We’re proud of the strong relationships we maintain with our industry and professional partners and this new development is an excellent example of the benefits of close collaboration with them, for our students.”

Broadcasters and production companies need a wide range of personnel to create and broadcast content - researchers, producers, camera operators, editors, vision and IT engineers, graphic designers. 

“TVM is thrilled to be involved in this exciting joint venture with CIT and RTÉ,” says Bart Arnold, TVM Managing Director. ”We are looking for enthusiastic applicants who will develop their practical skills and obtain hands-on experience on our outside broadcasting units.”





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