Graphic designer and production operator

From brief to delivered file

A brief rarely arrives complete: the first task is to sharpen it — format, medium, message, deadline. Then comes composition — information hierarchy, typography, margins, colour — followed by rounds with the client, which are as much part of the craft as the drawing. Technical production closes the work: colour profiles, bleed, resolution, export formats. A badly prepared file shows in print, and that is where technical training pays for itself.

Where graphic production is needed

Duration, credits, hours: the facts

The hours shown are taught hours, led by an instructor and set in the timetable. Personal study comes on top of them under the catalogue rule: twenty-five hours of total work per credit. Both figures are given together so that the real workload reads clearly on a first visit.

What the qualification actually contains

Here is the framework exactly as filed, with the taught hours of each block. A candidate sees what they will learn; an employer sees what the holder can do on arrival. One document serves both readings, which closes the usual gap between a brochure and a job description.