Diploma and Short Term Graphic Courses at Graphic Design Institute

Graphic Design Institute(GDI) is a pioneer name in the field of graphic design training. At GDI, we offers highly creative and advance training to the working professional and freshers. We empower to learner to acquire greater appreciation for deeper sensibility toward feel. Our trainee participated and won quizzes and competitions like: graphic design quiz, mini design competitions, annual design competitions etc. 

Over the last one decade more than 3000 students from Graphic Design Institute have been successfully trained and placed in the various industry. Our training and placement department have built an extensive with the various industry to assist trainees and final placements.

Our Advance Courses at GDI:

• Advertising Design Course
• Graphic Design Master Course
• Graphic Design Standard Course
• Layout Artist Essentials
• Graphic Master Plus Course
• Graphic Design Premium Course

In all above mentioned course, our graphic master plus course is a unique course, which cover visual design grammar, UX designing, CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Indesign, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Adobe Bridge, Prepress ans Postpress, HTML5 and CSS3, Bootstrap for responsive UI designing, Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D,publishing for Print, web and TV,Advanced Product Photography, Advanced Product Photography, Advanced Still Photography etc.

Short Term Graphic Design Courses:

• Advanced CorelDraw Training
• Adobe Illustrator Course
• Adobe Photoshop Course
• Adobe InDesign Course

Difference Between short term graphic courses and advance graphic courses:

Our short term courses are specially designed for visualizers and graphic professionals working for AD agencies, print media. This professionals may have command on various graphic software's but lack knowledge of color correction, special color, retouching, typography, page lay-outing, principles of design, shapes for design, elements of design etc. Lack of knowledge in above mentioned terms create defects and errors in printing output.