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Certificate IV in Digital Media Technologies
Study modes:
Flexible
Full-Time
Part-Time
Traineeship
Sub study areas:
General IT
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in designing, developing and utilising basic multimedia briefs either as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team. You will gain knowledge in photography and image manipulation, video editing and camera techniques, design and creation of websites and multimedia presentations.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
Certificate IV
Digital Photography Fundamentals - Beginners Photoshop Workshop
Delivered at:
Study modes:
On Campus
Sub study areas:
Graphic Design
Description
Following on from our popular Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop comes our Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Photoshop Workshop.
This course offers a blend of helpful theory in easy-to-understand terms and clear demonstrations, so you can learn how to use this expansive software to enhance your photographic images.
Aimed at those who already have a good working knowledge of working with computers, this course will guide you towards gaining further skills and confidence in image manipulation.
Topics covered in this course include:
   Getting to know Adobe Photoshop
   Understanding Panels
  Working with the Tools Panel
  Understanding the Options Bar
  Understanding Preferences
   Navigating images in Adobe Photoshop
  Understanding file formats, image size vs image resolution
  Resizing
  Making selections in Adobe Photoshop
  Working with Layers
  Retouching and repairing
  Reviewing your work and learning from feedback
   Saving and storing your files
 Course includes course notes
Requirements
   It is preferred that participants have completed the Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop before enrolling in this course.
   A selection of your own digital photographs to work on in class
   A DSLR or mirrorless camera
  Lens(es)
   Image card, image card reader or camera-to-computer cord
   Charged camera batteries and charger
   USB or hard drive to store your files
   Your own laptop - essential
   Pen and notepad Â
   Good working knowledge of computers
Please familiarise yourself with your camera's manual prior to starting the course.
Certification
This is a non-accredited Shortcourse
Short course
Digital Photography Fundamentals - Beginners Workshop
Delivered at:
Study modes:
On Campus
Sub study areas:
Graphic Design
Description
Get the most out of your digital camera and unleash your creative potential by discovering how your camera really works, in this intensive two-day workshop.
Learn the fundamentals and advantages of using manual modes and controlling shutter speed, aperture and ISO, so you can progress to the next level of creative photography.
This course offers a blend of helpful theory in easy-to-understand terms, clear demonstrations and student practicals, so you can learn how to put the theory into practice in a fun and supportive environment.
Aimed at those who have the vision but don’t know how to use their camera to get there, this course will guide you towards gaining new skills and confidence to action that vision.
Topics covered in this course include:
   Getting to know your DSLR camera and how it works
   How to control the camera using manual modes, shutter speed, aperture and ISO controls
   Focusing
  Using your camera's light meter
   Understanding exposure
   Choosing the right lens for the job
   File formats – convenience versus quality
   Qualities of light, how and when to use it
  Composition
  Editing in camera
  Photography genres - finding your own style
   Reviewing your work and learning from feedback
   Storing your files
 Course includes course notes
Requirements
   A DSLR camera or mirrorless camera with Manual mode option, capable of manually adjusting shutter speed, aperture and ISO controls is essential for this course.
   Lenses – interchangeable ones are an advantage, or broad range zoom lenses
   Image card, image card reader or camera to computer cord
   Charged camera batteries and charger
   USB or hard drive to store your files
   The manual for your camera (most manufacturers have online manuals you can download via the web if necessary)
   Your own laptop - essential
   Pen and notepad
  Good working knowledge of computers
Please familiarise yourself with your camera's manual prior to starting the course.
Certification
This is a non-accredited shortcourse
Short course
Digital Photography Fundamentals - Portraiture Workshop
Delivered at:
Study modes:
On Campus
Sub study areas:
Graphic Design
Description
Following on from our popular Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop comes our Digital Photography Fundamentals Portraiture Workshop.
This course offers a blend of helpful theory in easy-to-understand terms, clear demonstrations and student practicals so you can learn how to put the theory into practice in a fun and supportive environment.
Aimed at those who already have a good working knowledge of their camera, this course will guide you towards gaining further skills and confidence in this popular and engaging genre of photography.
Topics covered in this course include:
   Portrait styles: documentary, environmental, posed and candid
   Choosing the right equipment for the job
   Light quality, types and exposures
  Managing back-lighting
   Working with reflectors
   Composing/cropping in camera
   Learning camera-to-subject-to-background relationships
   Engaging with your subject
  Techniques for posing
  Working with props
  Getting close
   Telling stories - finding your style
   Reviewing your work and learning from feedback
   Storing your files
  Photo heros
 Course includes course notes
Requirements
   It is preferred that participants have completed the Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop before enrolling in this course. Otherwise, a good working knowledge your camera in manual mode is essential.
   **A DSLR camera or mirrorless camera with the option of manual mode, capable of manually adjusting shutter speed, aperture and ISO controls is essential for this course**
   Lenses – interchangeable ones or broad range zooms
   A flash if you have one (but not essential)
   Reflectors if you have them (but not essential)
   Image card, image card reader or camera to computer cord
   Charged camera batteries and charger
   USB or hard drive to store your files
  Props if you want to work with them
   The manual for your camera (most manufacturers have online manuals you can download via the web if necessary)
   Your own laptop - essential
   Pen and notepad Â
   Good working knowledge of computers
Please familiarise yourself with your camera's manual prior to starting the course.
Certification
This is a non-accredited Shortcourse
Short course
Digital Photography Fundamentals - Still Life / Tabletop Workshop
Delivered at:
Study modes:
On Campus
Sub study areas:
Graphic Design
Description
Following on from our popular Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop comes our Digital Photography Fundamentals Still Life Workshop.
This course offers a blend of helpful theory in easy-to-understand terms, clear demonstrations and student practicals, so you can learn how to put the theory into practice in a fun and supportive environment.
Aimed at those who already have a good working knowledge of their camera, this course will guide you towards gaining further skills and confidence in this popular and creative genre of photography. Great for enthusiastic amateur’s, bloggers or small business owners looking to shoot their own products.
Topics covered in this course include:
   Still Life styles
   Choosing the right equipment for the job
   Basic styling - grouping and working with props
  Learning camera-to-subject-to-background relationships
   Light quality, types and exposures
   Working with reflectors
  Camera angles
  Getting close
  Composing/cropping/ Editing In Camera
  Finding your style
  Reviewing your work and learning from feedback
   Storing your files
 Course includes course notes
Requirements
   It is preferred that participants have completed the Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop before enrolling in this course. Otherwise, a good working knowledge your camera in manual mode is essential.
   **A DSLR camera or mirrorless camera with the option of manual mode, capable of manually adjusting shutter speed, aperture and ISO controls is essential for this course**
   Lenses – ie 50mm, macros, mid-range zooms, preferably with an aperture of F4 or lower
   A flash if you have one (but not essential)
   Reflectors if you have them (but not essential)
   A tripod - essential
   Image card, image card reader or camera-to-computer cord
   Charged camera batteries and charger
   USB or hard drive to store your files
  A selection of props – we will let you know what to bring, prior to the commencement of the course
   The manual for your camera (most manufacturers have online manuals you can download via the web if necessary)
   Your own laptop - essential
   Pen and notepad Â
   Good working knowledge of computers
Please familiarise yourself with your camera's manual prior to starting the course.
Certification
This is a non-accredited Shortcourse
Short course
Digital Photography Fundamentals - Travel / Photo Stories Workshop
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Study modes:
Sub study areas:
Graphic Design
Description
Following on from our popular Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop comes our Digital Photography Fundamentals Travel / Photo Stories Workshop.
This course offers a blend of helpful theory in easy-to-understand terms, clear demonstrations and student practicals, so you can learn how to put the theory into practice in a fun and supportive environment.
Aimed at those who already have a good working knowledge of their camera, this course will guide you towards gaining further skills and confidence in photography-based story telling. Ideal for travelers, bloggers and those who enjoy capturing the important people, places and times in life.
Topics covered in this course include:
   Introduction to documentary photography
   Popular styles
   What makes a compelling story?
  Choosing the right equipment for the job
   Effective camera settings
   Shooting techniques: creative composition and framing
  Working with light- quality, types and exposures
  Candid vs. traditional vs. environmental portraiture
  Visual Variety - Image impact: single and series images
  Finding your style
  Getting involved - approaching people
   Ethics of Documentary Photography: permissions, consent, ownership and usage
   Displaying a story: sequencing, editing, and refining the narrative
  Reviewing your work and learning from feedback
   Storing your files
 Course includes course notes
Requirements
   It is preferred that participants have completed the Digital Photography Fundamentals Beginners Workshop before enrolling in this course. Otherwise, a good working knowledge your camera in manual mode is essential.
   **A DSLR camera or mirrorless camera with the option of manual mode, capable of manually adjusting shutter speed, aperture and ISO controls is essential for this course**
   Lenses – interchangeable or broad range zooms
   A tripod if you have one (but not essential)
   Image card, image card reader or camera-to-computer cord
   Charged camera batteries and charger
   USB or hard drive to store your files
   The manual for your camera (most manufacturers have online manuals you can download via the web if necessary)
   Your own laptop - essential
   Pen and notepad Â
   Good working knowledge of computers
Please familiarise yourself with your camera's manual prior to starting the course.
Certification
This is a non-accredited Shortcourse
Short course
Certificate IV in Information Technology
Delivered at:
Study modes:
Full-Time
Sub study areas:
General IT
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a wide range of general information and communications technology (ICT) technologies and practices in different organisational contexts.
Persons working at this level apply a wide range of knowledge and skills in basic networking, ICT support, testing, systems analysis and design, database development, programming and web development support.
Students who complete a Certificate IV in Information Technology can expect to find employment in technical positions and in small-to-medium businesses that have either general or specific IT requirements. For example, hardware builds and repairs, software design, web development.
The Certificate IV in Information Technology will also provide a solid foundation for continued study in the Information Technology field, particularly at Diploma or university level.Â
This course is Competitive at selected campuses and further Entrance Requirements may apply.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
Certificate IV
Diploma of Information Technology
Delivered at:
Study modes:
Full-Time
Sub study areas:
General IT
This qualification will provide you with the skills and knowledge to manage information and communications technology (ICT) support in small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) using a wide range of general ICT technologies. You will learn skills to support computer systems, involving people, hardware, software and procedures in a networked environment. You will also learn skills that enable you to maintain and guide teams and manage projects.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
Diploma
Certificate IV in Information Technology Networking
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Study modes:
Flexible
Full-Time
Part-Time
Sub study areas:
Networking and Security
This qualification will further develop your practical skills and knowledge in the installation and management of small scale networks. You will learn skills in installation, configuration, monitoring and administration of a network, automating network processes, network security You will also learn about effective communication, documentation and general business skills.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
Certificate IV
Diploma of Information Technology Networking
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Study modes:
Flexible
Full-Time
Part-Time
Sub study areas:
Networking and Security
This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to manage, as an independent ICT specialist or as part of a team, the installation of a range of networks, including internetworking, security and e-business integration.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
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Diploma
Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology
Study modes:
Flexible
Full-Time
Online
Part-Time
Traineeship
Workplace
Sub study areas:
General IT
This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge to operate the essential functions of software applications of a computer. You will learn skills that enable you to operate a computer and use software applications which could include packages for word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentation packages, internet, email and basic web page construction. You will also learn about the different fields of information technology.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
Certificate II
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology
Study modes:
Flexible
Full-Time
Online
Part-Time
Traineeship
Workplace
Sub study areas:
General IT
 This qualification provides you with the skills and knowledge to work successfully in the IT workplace using a wide range of general information and communications technology functions to achieve self-sufficiency as an advanced ICT user. You will be working with a range of software applications and web-based technologies. This qualification provides you with a pathway to study and employment as either a software developer or a web developer.
Certificate III
Certificate IV in Web-Based Technologies
Delivered at:
Study modes:
Flexible
Full-Time
Part-Time
Sub study areas:
Website Design and Software Development
This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge to manage the day to day operation of information technology websites. You will learn skills in working with clients, installing network software and hardware, rectifying system faults on a live system, undertaking capacity planning, network security, optimising system performance and building an intranet/internet infrastructure.
Study modes and durations differ depending on your local campus. Please check with your local campus for more information.
Certificate IV
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