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EKC Broadstairs College Margate Digital Campus

EKC Broadstairs College Margate Digital Campus is our bold new creative facility, currently under development and set to transform the way students learn and create.

Once complete, it will become the vibrant home of our Creative Technology pathway, bringing cutting-edge facilities and industry-focused learning together within our Creative and Design courses.

Proudly funded by the UK Government, this project represents a major investment in the future of digital creativity.


Work with industry professionals

A+C Studios: Animation Production

Our Level 3 Animation and Illustration course has been created in close collaboration with animation studio, A+C Studios, who are based in Margate.

They will be on hand during the delivery and will be offering work placement opportunities.

We’ve been speaking to Dan Richards, Founder and Director of A+C Studios, to find out what advice he would give to students who are starting, or thinking about starting the course.

Where will our courses take you?

From building his own computer at College to working on global campaigns for brands like LEGO, former EKC Broadstairs College student Jay has carved out a successful career as a Digital Artist at A+C Studios.

Jay’s journey began at EKC Broadstairs College (then known as East Kent College), where he studied IT, Computing, and Media.

Thanks to his College experience, he got in touch with a portfolio of animations, was offered a role, and is now thriving in his career.

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Step into your future at our EKC Broadstairs College Margate Digital Campus

You’ll learn in a vibrant, industry-focused environment equipped with the latest creative technology. It’s the ideal space to develop practical, real-world skills and prepare for an exciting career in the creative industries.

With a wide range of specialist qualifications to choose from, including a brand-new T Level, you’ll find a course that aligns with your passion and sets you on the path to success.

Top Ten Careers for a Media Student

Turn your passion for media into a successful career by exploring 10 exciting careers you could to after completing a Media qualification.

Meet your Head of Campus

Ross Buttery

Ross Buttery is our Head of Campus.

He has over fifteen years of experience in education and is passionate about inspiring the next generation of creative talent.

He speaks in the video about what the campus will bring to students, the facilities available and the future ahead.

How you apply for a course at EKC Broadstairs College

Step 1 – Find a subject you’re interested in

Explore our range of subject areas on our website and find a course that interests you.

Step 2 – Apply

Click ‘Apply’ and then follow the steps on the Kent Choices application portal.

Step 3 – Come to an Applicant Day

Come along to an Applicant Day in College, where you’ll discover what studying is like and if the course is right for you.

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Career prospects

Example:
Graphic and Multimedia Designers
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£36,400
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Graphic and multimedia designers use illustrative, sound, visual and multimedia techniques to convey a message for information, entertainment, advertising, promotion or publicity purposes, and create special visual effects, 3D models and animations for computer games, film, interactive and other media.
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“My favourite project so far has been a video around the student experience at College. We had to interview students and find out what everyday life is like for them.

“This course is teaching me about a lot more about the media industry and what goes into it, which means I can expand on my photography knowledge.

“My dream is to go into the RAF as a Content Creator, where I’d work with pilots in the planes.”

Sky
T Level Content Creation

“I’ve always had the interest in photography and filming. I knew that for the T Level course, that would be the core focus.

“For me, a T Level was the way to go as it has a big focus on work placement and connecting with employers.

“I currently have a part time job at Brands Hatch, and I know they have a media team, so I’m hoping to reach out and work more in Content Creation there.

“If you’re considering studying Media, it is really fun and there are so many good skills you will learn.”

Charlie
T Level Content Creation

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Our mission is to play a leading role for East Kent in developing the economic and social prosperity of the diverse communities we serve.