Advance your layout and typesetting skills with InDesign Part 2, focusing on complex projects and efficiency.
£225 per delegate
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1 Day
Expand your Illustrator knowledge with Part 2, mastering advanced tools and techniques for professional artwork.
£225 per delegate
1 Day
Giving documents a well-designed, professional look will put students a step ahead in the marketplace cluttered with all kinds of communications.
£225 per delegate
1 Day
Begin creating stunning graphics with our Adobe Illustrator Part 1 course, from basic concepts to intricate designs.
£225 per delegate
1 Day
Advance your Photoshop skills with part 2 of our series. Tackle complex designs and creative challenges.
£225 per delegate
1 Day
Start mastering Adobe Photoshop with our Part 1 course, covering basics to intermediate editing techniques.
£225 per delegate
1 Day
Our courses focus on practical, job-ready skills — whether that’s mastering software and data, or developing professional behaviours such as communication, leadership and time management. Sessions are live and instructor-led with clear explanations, guided exercises, case studies and discussion.
Availability & formats. All courses run on publicly scheduled dates you can book onto right away. Private courses can often be arranged for organisations and larger groups—delivered virtually or at your offices. Depending on the course, sessions run via Microsoft Teams or Zoom.
Who delivers your course. Programmes are delivered by ExperTrain and trusted partners (including Skillsoft Global Knowledge where noted). We handle the end-to-end experience — advice on the right level, booking, joining instructions and follow-up. Details such as duration, resources and class size may vary by provider; we’ll confirm everything before you book.
Who it’s for & outcomes. Suitable for new, self-taught and experienced professionals alike. Expect practical techniques, repeatable workflows and confidence with the relevant tools and behaviours, so you can work faster, collaborate better and lead more effectively.
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