Courses

PRINT TECHNICAL GRAPHIC DESIGNER

PRINT TECHNICAL GRAPHIC DESIGNER

LEVEL II

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

TRAINING DURATION: 600 HOURS

QUALIFICATION OBTAINED: PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE DESCRIPTION

The professional figure has acquired cultural and professional knowledge to develop and manage printed graphic products in response to the needs of traditional and multimedia editorial technology; they have creative as well as analytical and critical skills.

Obtaining the professional certificate is essential for practicing as a self-employed professional and for employment in companies in the sector.

TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

CORE MODULES:

Promotion of equal opportunity conditions in the workplace and relevant regulations
Basic notions of ecology and the environment, sustainable development, and any relevant sector-specific regulations
Computer science and web: theoretical knowledge and practical use of tools
Workplace health and safety and protection regulations (Legislative Decree 626/94 and subsequent amendments and additions)
Basic notions of regulations on workers' rights and duties, including reference to the types and characteristics of standard and non-standard contracts. Collective bargaining
Basic notions of the current tax system
Basic notions of project financing: incentive laws, structural funds, self-employment

SPECIALIZATION MODULES:

Traditional and multimedia graphic and editorial processing: aesthetic and technical criteria for product layout
Graphic industry and electronic text management: processes, characterization, working methods, image processing
Design and production of editorial printed materials: fundamental processes, techniques, characteristics
Main printing techniques: characteristics of operating machines, ability to use and maintain them, measurement and control of the final result
Evaluation of the printed graphic product: technical, aesthetic, economic analysis
Photography, operational methods, photosensitive materials, chemical products: characteristics, classification, equipment, darkroom techniques
Image processing and assembly, also with the aid of digitized and computerized operations