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Certificate in Digital Media + Design (level 4)

The Certificate in Digital Media and Design is a semester-long programme (18 weeks) that is centered around the introduction to graphic design practice and digital media processes.

The Certificate in Digital Media + Design focuses on the development of theoretical knowledge and technical skills related to visual communication and drawing techniques and their application within the graphic design space.

Upon completion of the programme, students will have built on the foundation skills that can be further developed in Whitecliffe's degree-level programmes.

This is a Whitecliffe programme delivered in Taranaki by Learner Me.

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Key Dates 

June 2022 Intake - 27th June 2022

February 2023 Intake - 20th Feb 2023

July 2023 Intake - 24th July 2023

Qualification

New Zealand Certificate in Digital Media + Design (Level 4) 60 credits

Duration

18 weeks full time in Taranaki

Cost

Domestic $3,356 + 150 Student Service  Levy.

Fees Free Applies

All 2023 fees are subject to change and regulatory approval.

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    The Level 5 NZ Certificate in Information Technology is a 60-credit programme, consisting of four x 15 credit courses. A full-time student is expected to complete the programme in up to six months (18 weeks excluding 2 weeks study breaks). This programme has full-time and part-time study options available. If you are interested in studying this programme part-time, please speak to our admissions team. For further information email: info@learnerme.ac.nz
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  • CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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  • KEY INFORMATION FOR LEARNERS
    NZ Government key information link for learners, that provides more information to support your decision making for this programme.
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