Multimedia Specialist
Study Program Courses

This course equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel as a multimedia specialist. Through a combination of theoretical learning and hands-on practice, students will explore various multimedia tools, techniques, and platforms used in the creation of dynamic, interactive content. Covering areas such as graphic design, video editing, web development, and animation, the course provides a solid foundation for those aiming to develop digital media projects for a wide range of industries including advertising, entertainment, and education.
By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of multimedia production workflows, project management, and how to effectively use multimedia tools to create impactful digital experiences.

Learning Details and Options

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Key Areas:

  1. Graphic Design:
    Introduction to design principles, color theory, typography, and the use of graphic design software (e.g., Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator).

  2. Video Production & Editing:
    Techniques in video shooting, storyboarding, editing, and production using tools like Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.

  3. Audio Editing:
    Understanding the role of sound in multimedia projects, working with audio editing software (e.g., Audacity, Adobe Audition).

  4. Animation & Motion Graphics:
    Fundamentals of 2D and 3D animation, motion graphics creation, and the use of animation software (e.g., Blender, Adobe Animate).

  5. Web Development & Interactive Media:
    Designing and developing multimedia-rich websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and multimedia embedding techniques.

  6. UX/UI Design:
    Best practices for user experience and user interface design in multimedia projects to ensure seamless interaction and usability.

  7. Digital Photography & Editing:
    Techniques in capturing and enhancing images for multimedia use, using software such as Adobe Lightroom.

Assessment & Project Types:

  • Individual Projects:
    Students will be required to complete multiple individual multimedia projects, such as designing a logo, editing a video, or creating an animated short film.

  • Group Projects:
    Collaborative multimedia projects, including web-based portfolios or interactive media presentations, will allow students to work as part of a creative team.

  • Portfolio Development:
    A comprehensive portfolio showcasing students’ multimedia projects, demonstrating their proficiency in key areas like design, video, animation, and web development.

  • Examinations & Quizzes:
    Periodic quizzes and end-of-term exams will test students’ understanding of multimedia concepts, software, and processes.

  • Presentation:
    Students will present their projects, explaining their creative choices, workflow, and technical skills.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course, students will:

  1. Develop Technical Proficiency:
    Master industry-standard multimedia software tools for graphic design, video editing, animation, and web development.

  2. Create Professional Multimedia Projects:
    Design and produce high-quality multimedia content, including graphics, videos, animations, and interactive websites.

  3. Apply Design Principles:
    Utilize core design principles such as layout, composition, color theory, and typography to create visually appealing digital media.

  4. Integrate Multimedia Elements:
    Combine various forms of media (audio, video, text, and graphics) into cohesive and interactive digital projects.

  5. Enhance Problem-Solving Skills:
    Tackle technical and creative challenges in multimedia production, improving both individual and collaborative problem-solving skills.

  6. Develop a Professional Portfolio:
    Create a portfolio that showcases the student’s multimedia skills and prepares them for job opportunities in fields such as web design, video production, and digital marketing.

  7. Understand Media Production Workflows:
    Apply efficient project management techniques for multimedia projects, from conceptualization to final output.

Regular & Intensive Learning Option

  • Class Schedule:
    Morning Students – Monday to Thursday, 09:00 am – 03:00 pm
    Afternoon Students – Monday to Thursday, 03:30 pm – 08:00 pm
  • Teaching Method: Online & Offline / Online only (eg. Google meet video call)
  • Course Duration: 6 sessions (15 months)
  • Session Length: 1 session = 3 months
  • DWTA Qualification: Academic Diploma
  • CTVET’s National TVET Qualification Framework (NTVETQF): Higher National Diploma
  • Tuition & Guidance Fees:
    • Ghc 2600 per session or
    • Ghc 900 per month

Slow-Paced & Relaxed Learning Option

  • Class Schedule:
    Weekend Evening Students – Friday to Sunday, 06:00 pm – 08:00 pm
  • Teaching Method: Online & Offline / Online only (eg. Google meet video call)
  • Course Duration: 7 sessions (21 months)
  • Session Length: 1 session = 3 months
  • DWTA Qualification: Academic Diploma
  • CTVET’s National TVET Qualification Framework (NTVETQF): Higher National Diploma
  • Tuition & Guidance Fees:
    • Ghc 2600 per session or
    • Ghc 900 per month
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