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🎓DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Graphic Design Technology

Bring Your Creative Vision to Life with Graphic Design Technology

The Graphic Design Technology program offers practical, career-focused training to help you thrive in the fast-paced world of digital media and design. You’ll master industry-standard tools like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, and Premiere Pro on Mac systems, while also developing key skills in typography, photography, and illustration.

Throughout the program, you’ll build a professional portfolio that highlights your creativity and prepares you for exciting opportunities in graphic design and digital content creation.

Key Courses in Graphic Design Technology.

Gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and creative techniques—from digital marketing and web development to advanced design and portfolio creation.

  • DIGITAL MARKETING FUNDAMENTALS

  • ADOBE PHOTOSHOP

  • ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

  • ADOBE DREAMWEAVER

  • GRAPHIC ARTS AND LAYOUT

  • ADVANCED DESIGN TECHNIQUES

  • GRAPHIC DESIGN PORTFOLIO

  • ADOBE INDESIGN

  • WEB DEVELOPMENT - HTML5 / CSS


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Accelerate Your Path to Success

Launch your design career in just 42 weeks with an accelerated program that blends in-depth theory with practical, hands-on training. You'll refine your professional portfolio, build a personal website to showcase your work, and demonstrate mastery of key design tools and techniques. Guided by experienced instructors with real-world expertise, you'll be fully prepared to enter the creative industry with confidence—and in Ontario, graphic designers earn a median wage of $31/hour, making it a rewarding path both creatively and financially.

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