This course gives you a deep dive into the art and technical skills behind professional-grade photo editing. Starting with the fundamentals of image formats, resolution, and colour management, you'll build from basic corrections to advanced compositing. You'll learn how to use tools like Adobe Photoshop (or similar) for retouching portraits, removing blemishes, adjusting tones, and working with layers and masks.
The course also covers creative manipulation—combining different elements, working with filters, and using blend modes to create surreal or stylistic images. You’ll master non-destructive workflows, so your original image is always preserved, and learn to work efficiently with adjustment layers and smart objects. There are guided hands-on projects (for example, restoring old photos, creating digital collages, or editing a professional portrait).
By the end, you'll produce a portfolio of edited images that showcase a range of skills. The course is suitable both for beginners who want to level up and for hobbyists aiming to do photo editing commercially.

Modules:
Introduction to Image Fundamentals — 2 hours
Colour Correction & Tonal Adjustment — 4 hours
Working with Layers, Masks & Smart Objects — 5 hours
Retouching Techniques (Portraits, Skin, Details) — 6 hours
Creative Compositing & Blending — 5 hours
Filters, Effects & Textures — 3 hours
Non-Destructive Workflow & Efficiency — 3 hours
Final Project & Portfolio Development — 4 hours

This course takes you on a journey from the basics of video editing to advanced storytelling through video. You start by understanding how to import and organize media, set up your editing workspace, and cut footage with precision. You’ll learn transitions, pacing, and how to build a narrative emotionally and rhythmically.
The course also delves into colour correction and grading, teaching you how to manipulate exposure, contrast, and colour to give your video a cinematic feel. Audio is another critical module: you’ll learn to clean up dialogue, mix sound effects, background music, and voice-over to make your final output sound professional. Next, you explore motion graphics and visual effects (VFX), using tools like After Effects (or similar) to create lower thirds, animated titles, and effects. You will also dive into rendering and exporting, understanding codecs, and delivery formats for web, broadcast, or social media.
Hands-on project work ensures that by the end of the course, you’ve built real-world pieces: short films, content reels, or promotional videos. Finally, you’ll learn efficient workflows and backup strategies to make your editing process smoother and more reliable.

Modules
Introduction & Media Management — 3 hours
Basic Editing Techniques & Timeline Navigation — 5 hours
Transitions, Pacing & Storytelling — 4 hours
Colour Correction & Grading — 5 hours
Audio Editing & Sound Design — 4 hours
Motion Graphics & VFX — 6 hours
Exporting, Codecs & Delivery — 3 hours
Capstone Project — 4 hours

This course equips you with the foundational design principles that every designer needs to know. You begin with visual communication theory: understanding how form, shape, and space convey meaning. You’ll study colour theory, learning about harmony, contrast, and how to use colour palettes effectively.
Typography is another core component — you’ll learn about font selection, pairing, hierarchy, and readability. You will also dive into layout and composition, using grids, alignment, and balance to structure your designs. The course then introduces branding basics: creating logos, working with icons, and designing for different formats (print, web, social). Tools are covered too: you learn how to apply these principles using design software like Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, or free equivalents.
Practical assignments let you apply each module’s theory: mood boards, branding elements, poster designs, maybe a small brochure or social media asset pack. By the end of the course, you will have built a mini portfolio and can confidently communicate your design decisions.

Modules
Visual Communication & Design Theory — 3 hours
Colour Theory & Palette Development — 4 hours
Typography Essentials — 4 hours
Layout, Composition & Grids — 5 hours
Logo & Icon Design — 4 hours
Branding Basics — 5 hours
Design Tools Workshop (Illustrator / InDesign) — 6 hours
Portfolio Project — 4 hours

This masterclass is designed to make you interview-ready by covering all stages of the process. You’ll begin with mental preparation: managing nerves, building confidence, and crafting your personal pitch. The next module helps you analyse the job description, research the company, and tailor your answers so they align with the employer’s needs.
Then you move into common and tricky interview questions: behavioural (STAR method), technical, strengths & weaknesses, and salary negotiations. There's a dedicated part on virtual interviews — how to present yourself via Zoom, good lighting, camera setup, and body language. You’ll also learn how to ask strategic questions at the end of the interview that demonstrate insight and interest.
After the interview, the course covers follow-up etiquette, thank-you emails, and how to learn from feedback. Throughout, there are mock-interview exercises, self-assessment tasks, and downloadable worksheets (e.g., question bank, self-pitch templates). By the end, you will feel more prepared, composed, and able to articulate your value confidently.

Modules
Mindset & Pre-Interview Preparation — 1.5 hours
Research & Tailoring Your Narrative — 2 hours
Answering Behavioural & Technical Questions — 3 hours
Virtual Interview Skills — 1 hour
Strategic Questions & Closing the Interview — 1 hour
Follow-Up & Post-Interview Strategy — 1 hour
Mock Interview Practice & Feedback — 2 hours

This course walks you through interior design from first principles to finished concepts, on a room-by-room basis. You start with design principles (balance, harmony, scale) and space planning: understanding how to zone a room, work with circulation, and place furniture. Next, you learn about materials: flooring, wall finishes, and textiles, and how to choose them for aesthetics and functionality.
Colour schemes and lighting are covered, teaching you how to create mood with light and coordinate colours across a space. Then you move into soft furnishings, window treatments, and accessories — how to pick and style these to bring personality into a room. You’ll also explore the practical side of designing kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and bedrooms: workflow, ergonomics, and storage solutions. A hands-on design project asks you to design one room, applying everything you’ve learned.
Throughout the course, you will use mood boards, sketches, and optionally design software to visualise and refine your ideas. By the end, you’ll not only understand interior design theory, but you’ll have a tangible design proposal you can share or use as inspiration.

Modules
Principles & Space Planning — 4 hours
Materials & Surfaces — 3 hours
Colour & Lighting Design — 3.5 hours
Soft Furnishings & Textiles — 2.5 hours
Room-by-Room Design (Kitchen, Bedroom, Living, Bathroom) — 4 hours
Windows, Dressings & Accessories — 2 hours
Visualization & Tools (Mood Boards / Sketches / Software) — 3 hours
Design Project & Presentation — 4 hours

This bootcamp is tailored for beginners but paced to give you real-world, job-relevant data science skills. You start by learning Python (or R) and the libraries commonly used in data science (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib). Then you’ll move into data cleaning and wrangling — how to handle missing data, outliers, and prepare datasets for analysis.
The next phase is exploratory data analysis (EDA), where you visualise distributions, correlations, and identify trends or anomalies. You’ll then tackle the statistics foundation: probability, hypothesis testing, and confidence intervals, which are essential for making data-driven conclusions. After that, you’ll learn machine learning basics: linear regression, classification, clustering, and model evaluation.
The course also covers more advanced techniques (if time): decision trees, ensemble methods, or neural networks. Importantly, you’ll learn how to communicate data: build dashboards, visual reports, and tell a story with data to stakeholders. There are practical projects (e.g., predicting outcomes, exploratory dashboards) and a final capstone where you apply everything to a real or synthetic dataset. Upon completion, you’ll have a portfolio piece and enough understanding to dive into data science roles or further specialization.

Modules
Introduction to Python & Data Science Ecosystem — 6 hours
Data Cleaning & Preprocessing — 5 hours
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) — 5 hours
Statistics & Probability for Data Science — 6 hours
Introduction to Machine Learning — 7 hours
Advanced ML Techniques (Optional) — 6 hours
Data Visualization & Storytelling — 4 hours
Capstone Project — 8 hours