Short courses

Getting started with Adobe Photoshop

Take your first steps into the world of image editing and creation.

Key details
Location
Online
Course duration
2 days

Course overview

If you’re new to Adobe Photoshop, our Adobe Photoshop Level 1 course is a great first step into the world of image editing and creation. Over each part, you’ll get to grips with the Photoshop interface, learn how to work with new documents, discover how to prepare an image for both print and the web and explore the world of adjustments making your images go from flat to fab!

 

Tuition fees per individual: £150*

Available courses

Online:

Two parts: 06 January and 08 January, 18:00 – 21:00 

Two parts: 19 February and 26 February, 13:00 – 16:00

Book course

*If you're a student or staff different fees apply. Please visit our dedicated student and staff areas for specific information.

What you'll learn

  • Identify what Photoshop is and it’s capabilities 
  • Navigate your way around the workspace 
  • Discover the difference between Vector and Raster images 
  • Uncover essential preferences that every beginner should know about 
  • Create and work with new documents 
  • Get to grips with rulers and guides inside Photoshop 
  • Navigate your document by zooming and panning 
  • Saving your images from Photoshop 
  • Apply both colour and tonal adjustments to images
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Lisa Wallace

Lisa Wallace - Course Lead


Lisa delivers courses across the Adobe ACP range and bitesize courses. Her key areas of training include Photoshop, Indesign and Lightroom. Lisa has a background in Graphic Design with industry knowledge and skills that are valuable to all students on the courses she teaches.

 

 

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How to apply

Tuition fees per individual

£150*

Available courses

Online:

Two parts: 06 January and 08 January, 18:00 – 21:00 

Two parts: 19 February and 26 February, 13:00 – 16:00

Book course

*If you're a student or staff different fees apply. Please visit our dedicated student and staff areas for specific information.