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Learn the skills to become a UX/UI Designer. This course covers design concepts, industry tools like Figma, and research methodologies. Get career-focused training, build a portfolio, and receive one-on-one mentoring to prepare for a career in UX/UI design.

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Discover the essence of UX Design. From UX vs. UI to usability testing and prototyping, delve into the intricacies of user experience design. Gain practical skills in research, wireframing, and more. Elevate your design game with this comprehensive course.

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Become a skilled Video Editor and Motion Graphics Designer by learning Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. Develop creative techniques and concepts for editing videos, and showcase your skills by creating a professional demo reel.
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A 108-hour certificate covering video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro and motion graphics in After Effects, with both applications taken through to their advanced courses. Editing coursework covers trimming clips, timing, color, audio cleanup, and adding music or dialogue. The motion graphics side covers animating text and graphics, working with layered artwork, and effects including motion tracking and green screen removal, with a dedicated compositing, tracking, and keying course. A portfolio development course and capstone close the program. Tuition includes four months of Adobe Creative Cloud access.

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Become a skilled Video Editor by learning video editing, motion graphics, and audio editing using Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. Showcase your expertise by creating a professional video editing demo reel to impress prospective clients or employers.
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A 90-hour certificate focused on video editing, with motion graphics and audio work alongside it. Students edit footage and mix audio in Adobe Premiere Pro through the introductory and advanced courses, then animate text and graphics in After Effects. A compositing, tracking, and keying course covers the more advanced techniques, and a portfolio development course and capstone take projects from concept to final cut. It is the shorter counterpart to VDCI's Video Editing & Motion Graphics Certificate, which carries both applications further. Tuition includes four months of Adobe Creative Cloud access.

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Learn professional video production with a phone-first workflow covering pre-production, manual camera operation, lighting, audio, composition, directing, AI tools, and delivery.

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In this certificate program, you will become a well-rounded Web Designer and learn to design webpages, code them with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and build websites with WordPress, allowing you to create a diverse portfolio to showcase your skills to potential employers or clients.

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Learn how to code webpages using HTML and CSS, from structuring and tagging content to styling and making the pages responsive. Upload and make your websites live using FTP.

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Learn essential Microsoft Word skills, from basic formatting and text editing to advanced features like mail merges and custom templates.
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