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Improve your business writing in this course. Learn to identify grammar errors, write effectively for different audiences, determine correct word forms, and more. Boost your confidence and become your own editor with this comprehensive review of grammar rules.

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Begin your journey as a professional graphic designer by learning the essential skills and tools used by industry experts. Gain hands-on experience in Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator, and create a stunning portfolio to showcase your talent to potential employers or clients.
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A 132-hour certificate covering the Adobe graphic design toolkit: Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator, taught through projects that mirror real design work rather than tool tours. Design theory and visual principles run alongside the software instruction. A dedicated portfolio course covers branding and marketing projects and assembles the work into a presentable body, and a closing course covers AI for graphic design. Tuition includes four months of Adobe Creative Cloud access.

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Learn the fundamentals of graphic design as you get hands-on experience and produce real-world projects. Broaden your understanding of graphic design concepts, understand the elements of design, and expand your portfolio in this comprehensive graphic design course.

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In this graphic design program for high school students, you'll master the most powerful tools in graphic design: Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop.

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Learn how to code custom-designed emails that adapt to different screen sizes. From responsive layouts to optimizing images, this course covers all aspects of coding effective emails.

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Learn HTML and CSS coding, code effective and cross-mail-client compatible emails, and optimize emails for desktop, webmail, and mobile users in this certificate program. Gain skills to create responsive emails and add personality to them in this comprehensive program.
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A certification track built on VDCI's 18-hour Adobe Illustrator course, covering the application from basics through advanced vector work and preparing students for the Adobe Certified Professional exam in Illustrator. Tuition adds six hours of private tutoring in two three-hour sessions plus supplementary exam-prep video. The exam is included with one free retake, and students can substitute an additional tutoring hour for it. VDCI notes that students should expect to do preparation outside the scheduled coursework.

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Build professional-level Illustrator skills and earn your Adobe Certified Professional credential through hands-on classes, private tutoring, and real-world projects. This certification program covers everything from vector drawing to logo design, giving you the tools to succeed on the exam.

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Learn the fundamentals of Adobe Illustrator to start creating and editing vector graphics. Get practice using the standard drawing tools, building custom shapes, applying color, converting pixel-based graphics into vector, and more. Perfect for beginners who want to get started quickly with Illus...
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