CIT Creative Classes
CIT Photography
CIT photography students benefit from:
real industry experience through field trips
the opportunity to work on industry projects
learning to use professional photography equipment and industry standard studios
building a network of contacts in the industry
internship opportunities
participation in competitions and exhibitions to launch their work and profile as an emerging commercial practitioner.
Students can specialise in areas such as fashion, advertising, food, travel, architecture, vehicles, documentary, wedding or portrait photography, and many of our graduates have become industry leaders in these fields.
CIT (2023) 'Photography' URL.
Timeframe? 1 year full-time. Approx 20 hours per week.
What? Capturing images, enhancement, manipulation, printing, lighting techniques, applying photo theory and industry safety.
Where? Shooting in studio and on location.
How? Mostly practical group and individual activities
Cost? $4,220
Timeframe? 1 year full-time. Approx 20 hours per week.
What? Experience a wide range of photographic genres, including, but not limited to; fashion, advertising, food, travel, architecture, vehicles, documentary, drone, media and portrait photography. Specialise in your chosen field. Learn colour management, technical and creative imaging specialities, motion video and drone photography.
Where? Shooting in studio and on location, field trips, site visits and industry experience.
How? Producing your industry-ready portfolio, receiving mentoring. Once Cert IV is completed, then you move to Diploma.
Cost? $6,065
CIT Graphic Design
Graphic designers communicate ideas and information in visually engaging ways to connect with their target audiences.
As designers, you'll be involved in developing effective visual communication and designs for various clients from a range of industries. Graphic Design courses at CIT are well established and renowned for producing work ready graduates.
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Timeframe? 12 weeks, 5-7 hours per week
What? Training for those intending to pursue a career in graphic design but have little experience. Explore fundamental design skills using Adobe InDesign: layout, typography, colour and skills in digital media and publishing.
Where? Online
How? Online. Computer with Adobe Creative Suite Required (discount for education available).
Cost? $970
Timeframe? 1.5 years full time. Approx 20 hours per week
What? Application of design theory and practise to interpret, design solutions for a range of designs and client briefs that include typography, illustration, photography and layouts.
Where? CIT Reid
How? Screen and print design. Adobe Creative Suite account included. Required: Notebook, Visual arts diary (A3), Drawing tools, earphones, image capture devices (e.g. phone camera).
Cost? $4,330
Timeframe? 0.5 years, full-time. Approx 20 hours per week.
What? Refine & extend abilities at developing more complex design concepts, continue to apply skills and knowledge to interpret design solutions and client briefs, including typography, illustration, photography and layouts. Projects may include corporate branding, packaging design, publication design, web graphics, websites, 2D animations and a public exhibition of your work.
Where? CIT Reid
How? Assignments, industry visits and deadlines to replicate the working environment. Local industry experience (placements) are encouraged / supported.
Cost? $3,779 (or $1,862 if following on from Diploma)
CIT Media
Students in this program will use industry-standard software and equipment in specialised facilities, such as a Mac computer lab and a TV studio. They will engage in collaborative projects with peers from various disciplines, mirroring real-world industry experiences. Instruction is provided by experienced teachers with extensive connections in the local media and communications industry, offering a blend of practical experience and theoretical knowledge.
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Timeframe? 8 weeks part time.
What? This Statement of Attainment will provide the skills and knowledge for entry work as a Camera Assistant, Freelance Camera Operator work OR will give you one element in the package of the skills/knowledge required before applying for entry to the Diploma of Screen and Media CUA51020.
Where? CIT Reid
How? Each week, one 3hr face-to-face session and approx 6 hrs off-campus work required, including online and practical activities.
Cost? $440
Timeframe? 8 weeks part time.
What? Two competency units are covered: Basic Vision and Sound Editing and Fast Digital Content Editing.
In Basic Vision and Sound Editing, students acquire skills for basic editing in media production, including material preparation and edits as per production requirements, primarily under the direction of an experienced editor using editing software.
In Fast Digital Content Editing, individuals with some experience learn to use digital tools to quickly edit content for various screen programs, like news, web shows, or current affairs, including more complex formatted programs and feature film rushes.
Where? CIT Reid
How? Each week, one 3hr face-to-face session and approx 6 hrs off-campus work required, including online and practical activities.
Cost? $650
Timeframe? 8 weeks part time.
What? This Statement of Attainment will provide the skills and knowledge for entry work as a Camera Assistant, Freelance Camera Operator work OR will give you one element in the package of the skills/knowledge required before applying for entry to the Diploma of Screen and Media CUA51020.
Where? CIT Reid
How? Each week, one 3hr face-to-face session and approx 6 hrs off-campus work required, including online and practical activities.
Cost? $440
Timeframe? Three terms full time. Approx 24 hours per week.
What? Pathway that supports workforce development of Screen and Media professionals for a career in Screen Production, application of skills and knowledge required to work in a range of screen and media industries including electronic media production processes, equipment, and technology, from scripting through to post-production.
Where? CIT Reid
How? Each week, one 3hr face-to-face session and approx 6 hrs off-campus work required, including online and practical activities.
Cost? $2808
CIT Interior Design
The Advanced Diploma of Interior Design (MSF60118) equips students with the skills to effectively plan and utilise interior spaces, focusing on space creation, planning, and factors influencing living and working environments. Graduates can work in design or architectural practices.
The Diploma of Interior Design (MSF50218) adds decoration expertise and structural knowledge for residential and retail projects.
The Certificate IV in Interior Decoration (MSF40118) emphasises preparing interiors with a focus on furnishings, finishes, and aesthetics, suitable for roles in retail, decoration, or colour consulting.
Students work in a studio-based environment on real projects with experienced teachers who prepare them for the workforce upon graduation.
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CIT Fashion
Studying fashion at CIT is not only hands-on and practical, but industry-focused and run as a simulated workplace. This gives you an understanding of the essential skills and knowledge that industry requires. Underpinned by the notion of sustainable design and practice, this approach will help you make a smooth transition into the fashion industry.
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