Junior · Ages 13–17On-siteLanguage: Georgian

Graphic Design and Intro to Architecture

Students create posters, branding and social media visuals in Illustrator and Photoshop, and draw a floor plan with 3D views in ArchiCAD. They finish with a portfolio and a physical model.

Duration2 months
Workload42 h
Sessions21
LevelBeginner
A student designing a poster on a pen tablet

What you will learn

  • The Illustrator and Photoshop workspace
  • Vector and raster files, RGB and CMYK
  • Geometric shapes, curves and complex forms
  • Typography: text on a path, a font of their own
  • Posters, social media visuals and branding
  • ArchiCAD: plan, walls, doors and windows, 3D view
  • Building a physical model
  • A portfolio of their own

Who it is for

Drawn to visualsBranding, posters and digital design
Thinking about architectureSpatial thinking and a first project
Needs a portfolioThe course ends with a portfolio and a presentation

Tools and equipment

Adobe IllustratorAdobe PhotoshopArchiCAD

How it works

  1. Day 0Application

    Free consultation

  2. Days 1–3Choosing a group

    By age and level

  3. Before the startGroup and payment

    Monthly

  4. 2 monthsClasses in the lab

    21 classes

  5. Every monthOpen lesson

    With parents attending

  6. At the endCertificate

    and exhibition

Syllabus

10 modules21 sessions42 hours
01Graphic design basics
02Composition and colour
03Adobe Illustrator: vector design basics
04Typography
05Branding and logo
06Adobe Photoshop
07Quick visuals
08Introduction to architecture
09Portfolio and model making
10Final project

Groups & times

Times don't work for you? Let us know and we'll email you when the next group opens.

Certificate

Digital certificate with QR verification

Presented at the end of the course, at the exhibition. Parents receive a digital copy and a progress report.

Reviews

My child now builds robots at home too, and can't wait for class every Saturday.
Nino, parentRobotics · 9-year-old
The group is small, and the trainer gives every child individual attention. At the open lesson, we were amazed by how much they had learned.
Lasha, parentElectronics
My child looks forward to every lesson and keeps going at home.
Eka, parentCoding with Scratch
My child built their first drone without help and now practices in the simulator every day.
Davit, parentDrones · 13-year-old

Frequently asked questions

Does my child need any experience?

No. We start from the basics, and all equipment and materials are ready in the lab.

How are classes organised?

Two lessons and one mentoring session a week, 2 hours each. 21 sessions in total, about 2 months.

Can siblings enroll together?

Yes, the second child automatically gets a 15% discount.

What if my child misses a lesson?

The trainer covers the missed topic at the next class, or your child can make it up with another group.

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