Become a confident InDesign user on this course for complete beginners.
Master InDesign’s most powerful tools and learn how to streamline your workstream.
The fastest way to go from complete beginner to advanced InDesign user.
Save £55 when you book our 2 day introduction & intermediate course and our advanced course at the same time.
Learn how to use interactive ToCs, hyperlinks and forms in your documents.
Master typography on this focused one day intermediate-level course.
Master editing and text handling on this intensive, one-day beginners course.
Learn how to professionally present documents on this intermediate-level course.
If you’re not sure which course is right for you please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
This Adobe InDesign training course is for complete beginners. You do not need any previous experience with InDesign to attend this introductory course.
It is designed for people who will be:
By the end of this InDesign training course, you will be able to:
Our advanced InDesign training course is for people who are already InDesign users and want to develop their skills further.
It is designed for people who will be creating complex documents from scratch.
By the end of this course, you will understand advanced topics like:
The combined course is a combination of our Beginners course and our Advanced course.
We offer a discount when these two courses are booked at the same time.
Our Adobe InDesign courses can be at your offices, at one of our training centres in London and Guildford or online.
Our private courses can be run using either Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
Our expert Adobe certified instructors are present throughout online courses so you can ask questions at any point.
Yes we do.
We frequently run in-house courses for companies, and individuals who often want to customise the course content that they will cover to their exact training requirements.
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Our training centres comply with current Government guidelines from the Covid pandemic.
Measures in place include:
Our focus is on you being a faster, more capable Adobe InDesign user when you return to work.
Our InDesign courses combine traditional teaching to explain new concepts and tools with hands-on exercises.
The exercises ensure that you get plenty of time to build up your InDesign skills by trying out what you have just been taught in a real-world scenario.
Libraries are covered on our advanced InDesign class.
Using libraries can speed up your workflow substantially.
We cover creating tables of contents on our advanced InDesign course.
Tables of contents can be quickly and simply created and updated if you set them up correctly in your InDesign document.
Yes.
We will provide everyone who completes one of our courses a certificate of attendance. This includes people who attend an online course.
Yes, layers are covered in our course for InDesign beginners.
However, Layers in Photoshop are very different from Layers in InDesign and Illustrator so… don’t be expecting the same… they’re easier!
InDesign is an industry-standard professional desktop publishing tool.
It is used by graphic designers, marketing professionals, digital publishing experts and other creative professionals to create beautiful brochures, professional documents and flyers. It can also be used to create interactive documents and interactive PDFs.
InDesign works very well with long documents who want to use and interface with other Adobe software (like Illustrator and Photoshop).
Adobe InDesign is just under £20/month on a Creative Cloud subscription.
You can find full details on Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions here.
This does not need to hold you back if you are unsure whether to learn InDesign. Adobe currently offer introductory free periods for new subscribers.
Illustrator is used to create graphics (maps, plans, icons, infographics, graphs, logos etc).
InDesign is used to create and format documents (magazines, flyers etc).
The two Adobe applications work hand in hand, and Adobe have designed them that way so that transferring files from one to the other is very simple.
Older versions of InDesign were designated with a CS, the most up-to-date version is designed CC.
CS was short for Creative Suite. So the most recent version of InDesign CS was InDesign CS6. These versions of InDesign were sold with the older perpetual licence type of access and are no longer supported by Adobe.
Creative Cloud is the description given by Adobe to all of their applications that are available over the internet.
The Adobe Creative Cloud is a collection of over 20 Adobe products.
These enable photography (Photoshop CC), design (Illustrator CC), video (Premiere Pro CC), movie effects (After Effects CC), and much more.
Apps accessed through the Adobe Creative Cloud are constantly upgraded and so the designation does not change as it used to with each new release of InDesign which went CS1, CS2 and so on.