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Looking for the best graphic design training? Check out our selection of recommended schools:
Johns
Hopkins
Computer career institute
IT Professional Development Series
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PC Service & Support, Networking, Network Security and
Oracle Database Administration.
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Courses are designed to prepare you with the technical skills and
knowledge you’ll need to start or advance your career in these
fields, and prepares you to earn such highly recognized industry
certifications, respectively, as: A+ and Net+; MCP, MCSA and MCSE;
Linux+ or SCNP; OCP.
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Web Graphics, Design Development, Ecommerce, MCSD, MCAD, MCP.
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AIU Online:
Want to earn your degree fast, while taking classes at your convenience? American InterContinental University Online offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Communications that can be completed in as little as 13 months. Students are trained in advanced design software (PageMaker,
InDesign, Flash, PhotoShop, DreamWeaver) and taught by real-world practitioners with extensive industry experience. As part of the program, students will build a design portfolio to aid them in their eventual job search.
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Collins College
Collins College, located in Tempe, Arizona (just outside of Phoenix), offers design and technology programs for budding creative professionals. Their programs include Visual Communication, Multimedia Production, Animation, and Digital Video. The Visual Communication program offers a Graphic Design track and includes the chance to learn web design skills using Photoshop/Illustrator and HTML. Students looking for entry-level work can complete the Associate's Degree program or they may choose to study further and receive their Bachelor's Degree in Visual Communications.
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Brooks College
Brooks College in San Jose, California, offers a two-year Associate of Science degree program in Graphic Design. This program starts with basic core skills and progresses to more advanced multimedia and animation techniques that include computer knowledge and software applications currently employed in the graphic design industry. In their final term, students complete an internship with a professional design firm to gain first-hand industry experience.
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