Choose Adobe Training for the Work You Do
Adobe applications solve different creative problems. Start with the software that matches your project, then add complementary tools as you need them.
- Photoshop: edit photographs, retouch images, and create graphics from pixel-based artwork.
- Illustrator: draw scalable vector artwork for logos, icons, and illustrations.
- InDesign: combine text and images in page layouts for documents, publications, and other print or digital materials.
- Premiere Pro: organize footage and edit video sequences with sound, graphics, and transitions.
- After Effects: create motion graphics, animation, and visual effects.
Introductory Classes and Bootcamps
A one-day introductory class can help you get started with a specific application. A bootcamp provides more time to practice a range of tools and workflows. Check the prerequisite section before choosing an advanced class.
NYIM offers hands-on Adobe training and lists additional programs through Noble Desktop, our sister school. Each course page identifies the offering and provides the current syllabus, format, tuition, and dates.
Combine Tools Around a Project
For a publication, you might prepare photographs in Photoshop, draw a logo in Illustrator, and assemble the pages in InDesign. For a video, you might edit footage in Premiere Pro and create animated titles in After Effects. Learning the purpose of each application helps you choose a useful sequence without taking unrelated classes.