Short course | Beginner friendly | Online/On-campus | Lecturer Driven | Practical
Adobe Premiere Pro is the industry-standard video editing software used by professionals across film, television, advertising, and digital content creation worldwide. This hands-on course takes you from the fundamentals of the workspace and editing workflow through to colour grading, audio mixing, and professional export — guided by an industry-experienced lecturer.

What you'll learn?
Duration
4 weeks
Next course
17 August 2026 – 09 September 2026
Price, starting at
Adobe Premiere Pro is the professional's choice for video editing — used on productions ranging from social media clips to feature-length films, and the industry standard at broadcast, streaming, and content studios worldwide. In this course you'll build a solid foundation in Premiere Pro, learning the workspace, settings, and core editing workflow, then progressing to importing media, applying transitions, video effects, and keyframe animation. You'll develop advanced skills including colour correction and grading, compositing techniques, working with text and audio, and professional export settings for any platform or delivery spec. Each week builds practical skills directly applicable to real-world video production, and by the end you'll be able to cut, grade, and deliver polished work across any format. You'll leave with a Certificate of Completion from the Academy of Digital Arts and a video project ready for your portfolio.
In this course you will learn the following skills:
The course runs from Monday to Wednesday from 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm.
Over the runtime of the course you will learn everything from scratch while being instructed by a lecturer.
After the course is finished you will receive a Certificate of Completion.
You will have your project work as part of your portfolio.
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