Module 1: Essential Office Tools

MS Word

• Formatting fonts and paragraphs for professional documents.
• Editing, saving, and printing text documents.
• Adding elements like tables, headers, footers, and SmartArt.
• Using page breaks, lists, styles, and grammar tools.
• Exploring document properties, tabs, mail merge, macros, and protective settings.
• Hands-on project work to reinforce learning.

MS Excel

• Creating, editing, saving, and printing spreadsheets.
• Mastering basic to advanced formulas (e.g., SUM, MAX, MIN, COUNT, RANK).
• Conditional formatting and colorful worksheet designs.
• Visual data representation through charts, graphs, and forms.
• Data analysis with filters and subtotals.
• Securing and protecting spreadsheets.
• Comprehensive project-based learning.

MS PowerPoint

• Designing, customizing, and printing presentations.
• Adding animations, transitions, charts, and photo albums.
• Creating polished, professional slides for impactful communication.
• Includes a project for real-world application.

Internet Basics

• Introduction to browsers and internet essentials.
• Downloading, searching, surfing, and saving data online.
• Practical activities like online form submissions, bill payments, and ticket bookings.

Module 2: Fundamentals of Graphic Design (Theory)

• Core Principles: Proximity, white space, alignment, contrast, repetition, typography, and color theory.

Module 3: Advanced Graphic Design (Practical)

CorelDraw

• Understanding CorelDraw tools and setting up workspaces.
• Techniques like PowerClip, logo design, and creative layouts.
• Special effects: Bevel, text, outlining, and working with bitmaps.
• Project-based work to enhance creativity.

Adobe Photoshop

• Navigating Photoshop tools and layers.
• Advanced image editing with masks, color correction, and retouching.
• Background editing and typography effects.
• Project work to apply learned skills.

Adobe Illustrator

• Exploring Illustrator tools and creating logos, magazine covers, and business cards.
• Working with colors, 3D objects, strokes, and typography.
• Creative projects to practice concepts.

Adobe InDesign

• Mastering tools for layouts, master pages, and color settings.
• Working with text frames, paths, and paragraph styles.
• Practical projects to develop publishing expertise.

Canva

• Introduction to Canva’s interface and tools.
• Designing templates, creating components, and posters.
• Projects for hands-on learning and application.

Module 4: Professional Development

• Guidance on building portfolios and resumes.
• Insights into printing, publishing, and job interview preparation.
• Training on essential job skills for graphic design roles.

Career Opportunities

After completing this course, participants can explore roles in the design and creative industry:

Eligibility Requirements

• Basic understanding of English.
• No age or academic restrictions.
• Fundamental knowledge of Windows OS is preferred.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for:

• • Students preparing for jobs in marketing companies.
  • Job seekers aiming to work in print and publishing industries.
  • Small business owners or editors involved in designing newspapers and newsletters.
  • Photography enthusiasts and individuals interested in photo editing.
  • Designers specializing in logos, patterns, covers, and similar creative projects.

It is ideal for anyone looking to develop skills in graphic design, photo editing, or layout creation for professional opportunities.