What is Visual Communication - Printing?
Students learn the skills necessary to prepare and produce printed materials. These skills are used in PDF productions and image displays, as well as implementing digital design solutions.
The program offers students a full-range of technical classes. Courses include instruction in the foundational elements of design; as well as hands-on classes for the most widely used Adobe desktop publishing programs—including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat. By combining knowledge learned through textbooks with ample specialized exercises, students are able to take their ideas and give them form.
Students learn how to use the elements of design to manipulate text and combine that text with art for maximum graphic effect. Many people have the natural skills necessary to work in multimedia.
What are my career choices?
Our graduates are employed in website design and management at schools, businesses, hospitals and colleges. Others have found jobs using digital photography and computer design skills with photography studios, screen print businesses, newspapers, and in freelance work.
What are my degree, diploma or certificate options?
- Printing - Associates
- Digital Production Artist- Diploma
- Certificates are available for:
- Digital Imaging Assistant
- Digital Production Assistant
How Much can I make, and Where can I take Classes?
The great thing about KCTCS is that we have colleges and campuses around the state. Choose a college, and you'll find more information on the program and the salaries for careers in the area.
