Description

Course Description

A Graphic Design Training Short Course typically covers the fundamental principles of graphic design, including typography, color theory, layout design, and composition. The course may also include instruction on industry-standard software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Participants will learn how to effectively communicate through visual media and create designs for various mediums, such as print, web, and social media. Practical assignments and critiques will help students develop their design skills and build a portfolio of work that demonstrates their abilities to potential employers or clients.

Who is this course for?

Individuals who want to pursue a career in graphic design or related fields, such as advertising, marketing, or web design.
Professionals in non-design roles who need to create visual content for their work, such as social media managers, content creators, and small business owners.
Hobbyists or enthusiasts who want to improve their design skills and create better graphics for personal projects or interests.
Students who want to explore graphic design as a potential career path or supplement their existing education.
Freelancers or independent professionals who want to expand their skillset and offer graphic design services to clients.
Non-profit organizations or community groups who want to create effective visual communications with limited resources.
Anyone with an interest in visual communication and a willingness to learn and explore the creative possibilities of graphic design. 

Training Ouctcomes (Including Certification)

• Gain knowledge of fundamental principles and techniques of graphic design, including typography, color theory, layout design, and composition.
• Gain proficiency in industry-standard software tools such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and Canva for creating professional designs.
• Develop critical thinking skills and creativity to conceptualize and design effective visual communications for various mediums, such as print, web, and social media.
• Build a portfolio of design work that demonstrates skills and abilities to potential employers or clients.
• Learn effective communication skills to collaborate with clients, team members, and stakeholders in the design process.
• Gain an understanding of design ethics and best practices for creating accessible and inclusive designs.
• Have the opportunity to network with professionals in the field and explore potential career paths in graphic design or related fields.
• Develop a lifelong passion for design and creativity, with the ability to apply these skills in personal and professional endeavors.

Employment Possibilities

• Graphic Designer: Design visual communications for print, web, and social media, including logos, brochures, websites, and social media content.
• Web Designer: Design and develop websites with a focus on user experience and visual aesthetics.
• UX/UI Designer: Design user interfaces and experiences for websites, apps, and software products, focusing on usability and aesthetics.
• Art Director: Manage and lead creative teams in the development of visual communication campaigns and projects.
• Brand Manager: Develop and manage brand identities for companies, including logo design, brand guidelines, and marketing collateral.
• Marketing Coordinator: Assist with the development of marketing campaigns, including design of marketing materials such as brochures, flyers, and digital content.
• Content Creator: Develop and create visual content for social media platforms, including static and video content.
• Freelance Designer: Work independently as a self-employed designer, offering design services to clients across a range of industries.

Instructors 

• Nikesh Acharya
• Pushkar Rai
• Rajkumar Timalsina