“All learners work with you, the employer, for 37 hours a week and are trained by you as part of their job role. The aim is to teach your learner how to become a professional in lighting and image-taking and take on actual photography shoots, earning the title of ‘Professional Photographer.’
We are proud to say that our learners become successful and easily integrate into their company’s teams.
Over the 18 months, your photography apprentice will need one day per month to participate in our online training sessions (dates will be provided) with other learners from all over the country working in various genres of photography.
Our lecturers have had their photographic work featured in many major international magazines, including Vogue, Grazia, House & Garden, and Interior Exterior. You can rest assured that your photography apprentice is learning from skilled photographers at the top of their game.
Unlike photography degrees, our lecturers teach actual skills and behaviors, which is what an apprenticeship is all about.
What else do you need to consider?
Learners are required to dedicate 6 hours per week to off-the-job training. This is where your Photography Apprentice can complete assignments and conduct the necessary research for their next lesson.
Equipment – Learners need a camera, Adobe Photoshop/Lightroom, a camera flash, opportunities to take pictures and studio lighting is also a benefit.
We won the Design and Creative Apprenticeship Provider award at the AAC Apprenticeship awards.
Award winning Photography course …….