Turn ideas into clear visual communication and build a collection of design work for study, personal projects or future opportunities.
Graphic design is about communicating a message through layout, images, colour, shapes and typography. This four-month course introduces several design tools so you can explore different ways to create digital and print-oriented visuals.
The listed topics include Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Canva and Urdu InPage, followed by projects. Use your practice work to learn how to organise a design, make text readable and select visuals that support the intended message.
Each listed tool gives you a different way to approach visual communication.
Explore image editing, image composition and the preparation of graphics for digital use.
Work with vector shapes, paths and typography to create artwork that can be resized for different uses.
Arrange interface elements and create screen layouts for website or app design concepts.
Build visual content from layouts and combine text and imagery for common communication needs.
Explore Urdu text layout and page composition for suitable Urdu-language material.
Apply relevant design skills to practical tasks and develop examples of your own work.
Use course projects to collect examples of your progress. Suitable practice pieces could include a promotional poster, a social media graphic, a simple logo concept, an interface mock-up and an Urdu page layout. These are suggested practice ideas, not a guaranteed or fixed project list.
For each piece, keep a copy of the final design and note its purpose. A small, well-organised portfolio helps you explain your design decisions to a potential client or employer.
The course lists Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Figma, Canva and Urdu InPage. Availability and software versions may vary, so confirm the current setup with the institute before admission.
The listed duration is four months. The outline combines design applications with projects, allowing you to practise the tools and apply your learning to visual work. Design improves through repetition, feedback and careful revision.
Contact SSCI for current batch timings and campus availability: Jamshed Road, near Pick and Save Mart, Jamshed Road No. 1 (morning campus), or PIB Colony, 2137–38, opposite Ibrahim Market (evening campus).
With continued practice and a relevant portfolio, these skills may support applications for junior graphic design, social media creative work, print-layout assistance or entry-level design projects. Independent client work is another possible direction, but it requires clear communication, reliable delivery and work that meets a client's brief.
| Course fee | Rs. 12,000 |
|---|---|
| Admission fee | Rs. 500 |
The fee structure notes that board fee and admission fee are not included in the monthly fee. The monthly fee is paid at the time of admission. Confirm applicable charges with SSCI.
The listed duration is four months.
The outline names Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Canva and Urdu InPage.
Yes. Projects are included in the course outline. Ask the institute for the current project brief and assessment details.
The supplied data does not state a formal prerequisite. Contact SSCI to confirm whether the current batch is suitable for complete beginners.
The listed course fee is Rs. 12,000, plus the Rs. 500 admission fee. Confirm the current payment breakdown with SSCI.
Sir Syed Computer Institute · Affiliated with Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE)
Jamshed Road: Near Pick and Save Mart, Jamshed Road No. 1, Karachi.
PIB Colony: 2137–38, opposite Ibrahim Market, Karachi.
WhatsApp / Phone: 0331-2637769
Email: info@ssci.edu.pk