Before we can give you an precise quotation for your on-site training course we first need a few details about you and where you want your course carried out.
Please complete and then send this short form.
There may be a slight delay before you see a confirmation page indicating your enquiry has been processed.
We will reply to your enquiry by email
enables you to create the designs you want using your own examples
will be held at your offices on dates to suit you
will be designed for you and will focus on what you need to know.
you'll waste no time on irrelevant topics as all the delegates are from your own company
A typical training day starts at 09:00 and ends at 16:00.
A suitable lunch break with morning and afternoon breaks will also be taken.
It is recommended that you organise either a dedicated training room or a conference room at your company.
You will also need to make sure that you have suitable computer equipment available with the correct software installed and in full working order.
You also need to supply a digital projector or large TV as the software needs to be demonstrated during the course.
Adobe’s website allows you to download 30 day demonstration copies of their software so you can set-up a course for 4 people although you only have 2 licenses.
These courses need a mouse to operate the software. You cannot really use just a trackpad on a laptop !
Smaller groups of delegates tend to develop better skills more rapidly - the optimum size is 3 or 4 delegates.
Each person can consequently receive individual attention and have their own questions answered.
The maximum practical group size is around 6 although more people can attend if you wish. The course, however, tends to become more of a lecture rather than a good learning experience.
Courses work best if your delegates are of a similar skill level.
If you have beginners and more advanced delegates, it tends to be better to have separate courses although some advanced users on beginners’ courses often learn a lot more than they thought they would !
A two-day introduction course usually gives you the best overall value in terms of both learning and doing.
A one day introduction course can be suitable if you just need to learn the absolute basics of a piece of software, however you can’t go into as much detail as on a two-day course.
If you need to learn InDesign with Photoshop a three-day course offers a good mix of the two applications.
Training courses can be delivered on both Windows PC and Apple Mac or both at the same time.
You will also be encouraged to make your own reference notes during your course. Help files and example files will be supplied as part of your tailored course on disc. All courses are supplied with 6 months phone & e-mail support
PPQs and Tenders with InDesign
All courses are supplied with
6 months phone & e-mail
support