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NEW MEDIA TRAINING COURSES
video, animation, digital arts
With 14 years success, WFA is offering FREE, part-time places on these top quality
training courses in 2005-06, supported by European Social Fund for people in
Greater Manchester.
City and Guilds 7500
National Diploma New Media Techniques
NVQ Level 3/4, 39 weeks, 3 days, part-time/under 16 hrs a week
Production based modular course of 6 separate and integrated units addressing all
relevant aspects of professional audio/visual/digital production and New Media
practices. Top quality equipment, facilities and software up to broadcast
standard with low equipment to trainee ratios.
8 Week New Media Training
In association with Media Training NW and NW Vision. Covers shooting & editing
techniques, creating digital art and animation using Final Cut Pro, Adobe
Photoshop and Macromedia Director. Suitable for new entrants or those progressing
within the creative/New Media sector.
We particularly welcome people under represented in our industry: women, black
people, disabled people (partial mobility access)
Complies with JSA conditions for part-time study
Courses start 27th September 2005
Applications by 30th August 2005
Workers Film Association, WFA Media and Cultural Centre, 9 Lucy
Street, Manchester, M15 4BX
Tel: 0161 848 9782/5 Email: mailto:wfa@timewarp.co.uk
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