Q: How long does it take to learn Photoshop?
     A: About four or five years.

Seriously . . . Adobe Photoshop is the sort of program that is so wide and deep you could practically major in it in college.

One way we help you tame the Photoshop monster without breaking your training budget is by customizing content; limiting the scope of what's covered to the kind of work you do. Everyone thoroughly learns the basics, of course — things like how to choose colors, how to make selections, and how/why to use layers — but beyond that, the focus is on what you need to know to meet your specific goals.

We take the time to learn what it is you and your company does, and want to learn how to do, before any sessions are scheduled. Thus you'll feel confident in your Photoshopping after the training ends, even if you only had as little as a half-day of hands-on training.

Anne-Marie has been using Photoshop for client work, print and web, for over ten years; and has been a Photoshop ACE (Adobe Certified Expert) since 1998. Seneca's associate Photoshop trainers are accomplished digital photographers, color retouchers and web designers. Whether you're a novice user who barely knows what a pixel is or an old pro who needs some boning up on Levels and Curves, we can can help you out.

To take part in one of our enjoyable and illuminating Photoshop training sessions, use the Request a Quote form or call us directly at 312-946-1100.

While you're waiting for your training to begin, you might want to visit the Photoshop Resources page in DesignGeek Resources, created and maintained by Anne-Marie primarily for the benefit of her InDesign training clients.