Computer Graphics

Applications open for:

Waswanipi (SRVTC): Winter 2025

Graphic designers conceptualize and produce graphic art and visual materials to effectively communicate information for publications, advertising, films, packaging, posters, signs and interactive media such as Web sites and CDs.

They are employed by advertising and graphic design firms, by establishments with advertising or communications departments and by multimedia production companies, or they may be self-employed.

Learn this exciting trade with the Cree School Board’s Computer Graphics program.

1800 hours (full-time, 72-weeks)

120 credits

Diploma of Vocational Studies (DVS)

Program Content

Determine their suitability for the occupation and the training process
Manage a computer environment
Create vector images
Create raster images
Determine their suitability to work in graphic communications production
Acquire images
Manage colour profiles
Produce composite images for standard printing
Produce composite images for visual interfaces
Use tools to proofread texts written in English
Manipulate typographic elements
Create simple page layouts for print documents
Create simple page layouts for visual interfaces
Create simple page layout templates for visual interfaces
Create page layout templates for print documents
Prepare imposition proofs with finishing for standard formats
Create complex page layouts for print documents
Prepare rasterized documents
Prepare documents for digital printing
Prepare documents for standard offset printing
Manage a graphic communications microbusiness
Integrate into the workplace

Do you have the prerequisites?

Adult. Secondary III English and mathematics
or
Youth. Secondary IV English and secondary III mathematics

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How do I Apply?

Identify the courses or program you wish to take

Review your options and build a learning plan with the adult education guidance counsellor.

Bring documents to your local Adult Education Office

Bring your birth certificate, social insurance number, and school reports/transcripts to your local Adult Education office. If you are applying for a vocational program, please contact your Local Education Consultant for more details on necessary documents. Find my local adult education office.

Fill out an application

If you applied for General Education classes, welcome! You may be able to start immediately after submitting your application. If you applied for a Vocational Program, you will be contacted following the selection process.

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