Compare institutions offeringCertificate IV in Screen and Media
This qualification provides a foundation in the screen, media and entertainment industries.
in Australia
5 institutions:
RMIT University
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration6 months full-time
North Metropolitan TAFE
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration6 months full-time
TAFE NSW
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration4 months full-time (part-time available)
Melbourne Polytechnic
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration12 months full-time
Swinburne University of Technology
Study modeOn-campus
Study duration1 year full-time
These institutions all deliver equivalent outcomes
This nationally accredited qualification meets the same educational standards regardless of which institution you choose to study with. Institutions may deliver their course content differently, but the outcomes are equivalent and recognised Australia wide.
Did you know?
A Certificate IV provides you with specialised skills and knowledge. You’ll be able to provide advice and use your knowledge to deal with predictable and unpredictable problems.
Course curriculum is developed by industry, so you’ll build relevant, practical skills that are valued by employers.
Qualifications don’t have to be completed in sequential order. You can start your study journey at the qualification level that suits your career goals and previous experience.
Other Communication and Media Studies qualifications
The most suitable qualification for you can depend on your level of experience and education.
Diploma of Screen and Media
This qualification provides you with the technical and managerial skills to lead teams in the film, television, radio and media sector.
Bachelor of Communication
This degree provides you with skills in communication theory and practice which can be applied to a range of industries.
Bachelor of Journalism
This qualification will introduce you to different media forms, preparing you for a career as a Journalist.
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