Whether delivered online or on-site, our instructor-led live Desktop Publishing (DTP) training programs explore the core techniques of DTP through interactive dialogue and practical, hands-on exercises.
DTP training is offered as either "online live training" or "onsite live training". The online live format (also referred to as "remote live training") is conducted via an interactive remote desktop. For onsite live training, sessions can be held at your customer premises in Durban or at NobleProg’s corporate training facilities in Durban.
NobleProg -- Your Local Training Provider
Garden Court South Beach
Durban, South Africa
Way to get there
From Durban city centre: follow the beachfront/Marine Parade south toward South Beach.
By car/taxi: give the driver the address 73 O.R. Tambo Parade, South Beach, Durban 4001.
From King Shaka International Airport: the hotel is roughly 30 km ;from the airport.
This instructor-led, live training in Durban provides a hands-on introduction to Adobe InDesign, empowering participants to excel in professional desktop publishing. Discover how to craft compelling books, brochures, and posters by skillfully managing layouts, styles, and digital assets.
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I liked the part the most where we learn how to create objects.
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