Content Creator
Chameleons are adaptable, creative, and able to stand out, just like content creators who craft unique and engaging content for different audiences.
Level
Level 3
Current versions
v1.1
Our Price
Only £1200
Assesment plan
Apprenticeship
The Content Creator Level 3 Apprenticeship
The Content Creator apprenticeship develops the knowledge, skills, and behaviours needed to plan, produce, and distribute content across a range of channels and formats. It is suited to individuals working in-house, within agencies, or as part of wider marketing and communications teams.
What does the Content Creator assessment involve?
The apprenticeship assessment for the Content Creator standard is made up of two components.
Project evaluation report with presentation and questioning
After gateway, apprentices submit a 1,500-word evaluation report based on a recent campaign, covering performance, evidence, and lessons learned, with supporting appendices. This is followed by a 30-minute presentation and questioning session via Microsoft Teams where apprentices present new content, pitch recommendations, and justify their creative decisions.
Professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence
A structured 60-minute professional discussion delivered remotely via Microsoft Teams, covering areas including written content, audio-visual content, content management, planning, and collaboration. The assessor asks at least 7 questions, with the portfolio providing real examples from the apprenticeship to underpin the conversation. At progress minded, we guide all parties through the process clearly and calmly, so there are no surprises at the end.
Apprenticeship standard
Content Creator Apprenticeship Standard
The Content Creator standard covers the skills and knowledge needed to plan, produce, and publish content across digital channels. It is designed for individuals working in roles where creating engaging, audience-focused content is a core part of their day-to-day responsibilities.
Content Creator assessment plan
All apprenticeship standards have an accompanying assessment plan. This document details the independent assessment that apprentices will undertake at the end of the apprenticeship. This will include details on the assessment methods and processes that will be followed.
Book a conversation
Ready to find out more about delivering the Content Creator standard with progress minded? We are happy to talk through timelines, requirements, and how we work alongside your delivery team.
Process
Our process - we make EPA easy
Step 1
We start with open conversations about your delivery, employers, and standards. This helps us understand your context, answer any questions, and see if we are a good fit.
Step 2
We help delivery teams interpret assessment plans and prepare their apprentices. Delivery toolkits and guides provide top tips, example questions, and practical readiness support.
Step 3
Apprentices schedule their assessment in our booking portal, showing live assessor availability. This reduces admin and email back and forth.
Step 4
Assessors take time to get to know the apprentice and their role. Questions are contextualised to their workplace and experience, with a calm, supportive, and friendly approach.
Step 5
Constructive feedback is provided in all cases, highlighting strengths and areas for development so apprentices know how to progress, whatever the outcome.
Download the brochure
Download our 2026 assessment offering brochure to find out more about how progress minded works, the standards we assess, and our approach to fair and supportive apprenticeship assessment.
Key info
We make the Content Creator apprenticeship assessment straightforward for training providers, employers, and apprentices. From gateway through to results, our team is on hand to keep things moving.








