Audiovisual Technician Apprenitceship – Level 5

Duties could include:

• Design, install, and operate a wide range of audiovisual equipment configurations including, but not limited to: audio mixing desks, video cameras, public address systems, display screens, projectors, wireless microphone systems, recording devices, and lighting systems.
• Provide unguided support and technical management of events.
• Work collaboratively with, and facilitate communication between, performers, public speakers, presenters, clients, event organisers, support teams, external contractors, management, and any other stakeholders.
• Advise and guide customers on requirements for a range of permanent/time-limited scenarios, manage expectations and resolve complaints.
• Design integrated audiovisual systems in line with customer requirements and the project environment.
• Plan, install, and configure AV over IP systems.
• Coordinate and conduct videoconferencing setup and testing, ensure optimal performance and adherence to required specifications.
• Install and/or support the use of personal computers, servers, and digital signage.
• Capture, edit, and post-produce audio and video content.
• Plan and manage virtual events/online broadcasts.
• Analyse the design, planning and execution of services offered via testing and customer feedback: diagnose issues, evaluate emerging technologies, and recommend improvements.
• Plan, develop, and provide technical training for inexperienced end users.
• Conduct risk assessments and produce accompanying documentation.
• Maintain audiovisual equipment and an associated inventory in a variety of spaces: ensure systems are event-ready and meet specific requirements.

Employment in a suitable role for the chosen apprenticeship is essential. Northern Skills will work with applicants to help find a suitable employer where possible but we advise anyone looking to undertake an apprenticeship to actively seek employment for themselves.

Applicants without Level 3 qualifications need to evidence work experience/prior engagement with audiovisual technology.

Applicants are required to have gained a Level 2 English and Maths (GCSE Grades 9-4/A-C) or Functional Skills Level 2. Certificates will need to be produced at enrolment. If proof cannot be produced or you do not meet these entry requirements, then applicants will be invited to complete an initial assessment prior to acceptance. An interview will take place.

This qualification is assessed through scenario tests anda professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence.

After successful completion, apprentices can progress into various sectors including Events, Academic Institutions, Lighting and sound, Galleries and Museums, self-employment and services sales.

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If you have any questions about apprenticeships, call the Northern Skills team on 03453 404040 or email info@northernskills.co.uk.

• Increase productivity
• Flexible online training programme
• Future-proof your business
• Give you the competitive edge
• Improve profits
• Reduce training costs
• Motivate your workforce

• Free Foundation Degree in Audiovisual Technology
• Online tuition
• Earn whilst you learn
• Fast-track to a career
• Real life work experience