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CERTIFICATE In GRAPHIC DESIGNING(S-CGD-5957)

Last updated Jun, 2026
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₹6,000

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Course Includes

Duration2 Months
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Lectures50
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CertificateYes

What you'll learn

The KLiC Graphic Designing Course by the Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Limited (MKCL) is a comprehensive 120-hour vocational training certification designed to build foundation-to-advanced skills in digital art, layout creation, and image manipulation. Recognized by the Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University (YCMOU), this work-centric program prepares students for professional design roles through hands-on industry assignments. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Course Syllabus

Part 1: Design Theory & Fundamentals (Weeks 1–2)

Visual Communication: Understanding how to use imagery and text to convey a message effectively.
Elements & Principles: The building blocks of design (line, shape, form, texture) and how to apply them (balance, contrast, emphasis, rhythm).
Color Theory: The psychology of colors, color wheels, and palettes (RGB vs. CMYK).
Typography: Anatomy of a font, pairing typefaces, and text hierarchy for readability.
Layout & Composition: Grids, white space, and alignment to create visually appealing layouts.

Part 2: Industry-Standard Software Skills (Weeks 3–5)

Raster Graphics (Adobe Photoshop): Image editing, background removal, masking, and creating digital composites.
Vector Graphics (Adobe Illustrator): Pen tool mastery, logo design, creating custom icons, and vector illustrations.
Layout & Publishing (Adobe InDesign): Multi-page document creation, brochures, magazines, and export settings for print.
Free Alternatives: Many foundational courses teach students how to use free programs like Canva or Photopea in place of premium Adobe software.

Part 3: Practical Projects & Applications (Weeks 6–8)

Branding & Identity: Creating a logo, brand color palettes, and brand style guide.
Marketing Materials: Designing business cards, flyers, and social media graphics.
Print vs. Web: Optimizing files for physical printing versus digital screen formats.
Portfolio Building: Compiling your practical assignments into a cohesive professional portfolio