Graphics Design

Graphics Design Courses Overview

In today’s fast-paced digital world, graphic design is at the heart of effective communication. From compelling brand visuals to striking marketing content, skilled designers bring ideas to life and connect brands with audiences. At Flexcom Institute, this course equips students with the creative mindset and technical expertise to design for both print and digital media using industry-standard tools.

Through hands-on training in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and CorelDRAW, students learn the art and science of visual storytelling, branding, layout, and content creation. Whether you’re designing logos, brochures, social media content, or product packaging, you’ll build a strong portfolio that reflects both your artistic talent and professional capabilities.

This course is ideal for aspiring designers, digital marketers, content creators, and freelancers who want to confidently enter the creative industry. No prior design experience required—just a passion for visual creativity.

Skills to be learned in this course

Introduction to design principles and color theory
Image editing, retouching, and composition in Adobe Photoshop
Creating scalable logos and illustrations using Adobe Illustrator
Designing professional print layouts and publications in Adobe InDesign
Vector graphics and page design using CorelDRAW
Visual branding, logo development, and corporate identity design
Layout design, grids, and visual hierarchy for publications and posters
Typography fundamentals for digital and print formats
User interface (UI) basics for web and mobile apps
Exporting, printing, and preparing designs for multiple formats and platforms

Duration | Entry Requirement | Study Mode

9 months – 1 year
Minimum O-Level Certificate or Equivalent
Onsite and Online Options Available

Certificate obtained

Attestation Issued by Flexcom Institute
National Diploma issued by The Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training
Adobe Certified Professional (for those who take the exams)

Graphics Design courses learning outcomes

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Photoshop is the industry-standard software for photo editing, digital painting, and raster-based image manipulation. It allows designers to retouch photos, create graphics, composite images, and prepare visuals for both digital and print use.

Primary Use:

Photo editing and enhancement
Social media graphics
Digital artwork and visual effects
Web banners and marketing visuals

Learning outcomes

Edit and enhance photos with professional-level tools
Apply filters, effects, and image corrections
Work with layers, masks, and blending techniques
Create marketing assets such as banners and posters
Design social media graphics and digital ads
Remove backgrounds and manipulate product images
Prepare optimized images for print and digital use

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Illustrator is a powerful vector-based design tool used for creating logos, illustrations, icons, and scalable graphics. It excels at precision drawing and is ideal for designs that need to maintain quality at any size.

Primary Use:

Logo and brand identity design
Vector illustrations and icons
Infographics and flat artwork
Print and digital design assets

Learning Outcomes

Design vector-based logos and icons
Master pen tools, shapes, and path editing
Create infographics and branded illustrations
Use layers and artboards for complex designs
Convert hand-drawn sketches to digital art
Customize typography and text effects
Prepare artwork for web and print scalability

Adobe InDesign

Adobe InDesign is the professional choice for layout and publication design. It is used to create multi-page documents with sophisticated typography, making it ideal for editorial design and print production.

Primary Use:

Brochures, flyers, and magazines
Books and eBooks
Reports and presentations
Print-ready layouts and marketing materials

Learning Outcomes

Create multi-page documents like brochures and catalogs
Arrange text, images, and elements using grids and guides
Set up master pages and page numbering
Design professional resumes, flyers, and reports
Export print-ready PDFs with bleed and crop marks
Work with styles for consistent formatting
Integrate Illustrator and Photoshop content into layouts

CorelDraw

CorelDRAW is a versatile graphic design application known for its intuitive interface and powerful vector illustration and layout features. It’s widely used in print, signage, and packaging industries.

Primary Use:

Logo and poster design
Product packaging and signage
Business cards and banners
Print-ready illustrations and artwork

Learning Outcomes

Design creative print layouts such as business cards and banners
Use vector tools to draw and manipulate objects
Create logos and product packaging artwork
Apply gradients, fills, and effects to enhance visuals
Trace images and convert to editable vector art
Work with layers and object management tools
Export designs for printing or publishing platforms

Graphics Design Job/Career Paths

Graphic Designer – Design logos, marketing materials, and brand assets for businesses.
Visual Content Creator – Produce content for social media, websites, and advertising campaigns.
Freelance Design Consultant – Offer independent creative services to clients and agencies.
Print & Publication Designer – Design brochures, books, magazines, and other printed materials.
Brand Identity Designer – Develop cohesive visual identities for businesses and startups.
UI/UX Design Assistant – Contribute to user interface layouts for apps and websites.
Marketing & Creative Assistant – Support in visual content creation for marketing departments.
Packaging Designer – Create visual designs for labels, boxes, and retail packaging.