Create content people actually watch. Build your lane.
At Cambridge Regional College, Content Creation with Esports is a creator-first course for students who want to make platform-native content and understand why it performs. You’ll plan, shoot, edit and publish short-form and long-form work, build brand-safe strategies, and use analytics to improve your decisions.
Esports is optional. Think of it as a production context you can choose if you want live broadcast, streaming, events and studio-style roles, but the core of the course is content creation. You can complete the full course without touching esports.
What’s the course actually about?
This route is built for the modern creative economy: consistent output, strong ideas, clean execution, and audience insight. It’s less about making one traditional film, and more about building a repeatable content engine, a personal brand, or professional client work.
Pathway A: Content Creation (Core)
For creators in any niche: sport, music, fitness, fashion, education, comedy, local business, events, charities and more.
· Make short-form + long-form video, podcasts and graphics
· Build a personal brand or respond to client-style briefs
· Use analytics to improve performance using ethical, brand-safe approaches
Pathway B: Esports Production (Optional context)
For students who want live production and broadcast roles, using esports as the backdrop.
· Produce streams, highlights, promos and event coverage
· Crew live shows (producer/caster/OBS roles), run socials, support events
· Learn how the esports industry works and where the jobs are
Optional team play: tournaments are available for students who maintain 95%+ attendance and stay fully on track with coursework.
· Shoot & edit fast: Premiere/CapCut, Photoshop, After Effects
· Streaming & live (optional): OBS, layouts, overlays, audio chains, live roles
· Brand & design: thumbnails, brand packs, lower-thirds, motion loops
· Editorial & presenting: scripts, shot lists, on-camera confidence, VO
· Distribution & growth: posting plans, analytics, A/B testing, audience strategy
· Professional practice: rights/permissions, client expectations, deadlines, teamwork
This course supports progression into roles like content creator, social media producer, community manager, video editor, digital marketer, broadcast assistant, live producer, and wider creative degrees and apprenticeships — depending on your chosen lane.
Below you’ll find our Level 2 and Level 3 options, plus continuation routes.
Entry requirements (quick guide)
· Level 2: ideally 3 GCSEs at Grade 3, including English and Maths where possible
· Level 3: 4 GCSEs at Grade 4, including English and Maths
(If you’re not there yet, we’ll talk you through your best next step.)
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