Production Assistant Apprenticeship - BBC Introducing (Sept 2027 start)

Location: Leeds
Posted: 5th November 2026
Employer: BBC
Role type: Apprenticeship
Closing date: 24th November 2026

Production assistant apprentice holding 2 microphones

The BBC offers a unique breadth of opportunity. Our diverse teams thrive on innovation and creative ambition. No matter the team you join or the role you’re in, this is your BBC. When you join us, you’ll learn from world-leading experts and team up with bold, diverse voices to develop and grow together. You’ll be involved with content seen by millions of people around the world – and feel a true sense of purpose in your work, every day.

Business

Broadcasting

Training provided

Level 3 Production assistant apprenticeship

Pay details

£24,650 pa

Requirements

GCSE maths and English at grades 9-4
Passionate and curious about content, and the production process at the BBC
Brimming with new ideas and fresh perspectives for BBC content
A great team player who can deal with unexpected challenges
Flexible and have an adaptable approach to work to help enable our content to be delivered

Minimum age

18

Description

As a Production Assistant Apprentice within BBC Introducing, your role will include:

Helping to develop ideas and stories by researching content and finding guests and participants
Gaining real-life experience by assisting your team on location, in the studio, or in a TV gallery and helping out on the studio floor
Learning to use technical equipment and specialist software by supporting teams with cameras, sound, lighting, and editing
Creating content for multiple platforms, including social media, under the guidance of experienced professionals

How to apply

For more information, and how to apply, please see the BBC Careers website.

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