Film Industry Training Micro-credentials
RRC Polytech’s film industry courses in the form of micro-credentials provide the opportunity to quickly gain important skills that are valuable to the film industry and help advance your career.
Micro-credentials Explained
Micro-credentials are shareable endorsements of knowledge, skills or competencies that are awarded as digital badges.
RRC Polytech Micro-credential Courses
The following micro-credential courses are created and delivered by RRC Polytech.
Learn more about each course by clicking on a section heading.
Film Accounting
Get rolling with in-demand skills in the film industry.
RRC Polytech has partnered with Film Training Manitoba, a Sector Council working closely with the Manitoba film industry to provide high caliber training, to offer new, online courses that provide the skills that make the magic of film and TV possible.
Each 20-hour course is designed for those who want to explore the administrative side of the film industry, accountants not in the film industry, and those in other roles within film industry.
These are the only film accounting micro-credential courses available in Canada.
Successfully completing all of the Film Accounting micro-credential courses awards the Film Accounting digital badge that can be shared on websites like LinkedIn.
Registration
Note: Interested in skilling your employees? See the registration options for organizations.
Employee Registration
Organizations can sponsor employees to attend a course.
Your organization may be eligible to receive up to $10,000 for training each new or existing employee. Find out if you qualify for the Canada-Manitoba Job Grant.
Course Availability
If your desired micro-credential course is not currently being offered, sign up to receive notifications.
Additional Information
If you have a question about RRC Polytech’s micro-credential courses, contact us.
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