Learn to create dynamic graphics, animations, and motion designs using industry-standard software. Gain practical skills aligned with NAVTTC Level 3 to produce professional visual content for media and digital platforms.
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Program Duration: 6 Months (Full-Time | Part-Time Options Available)
Qualification: National Vocational Certificate (NVC) Level 3 – Government Certified
Format: Blended (On-Campus & Online) with Recorded Lectures
Includes: Paid Internship at Optimusfox + Live Client Projects + Portfolio Development + Career Support
From animated logos and explainer videos to broadcast graphics and social media content—motion graphics are everywhere. The advertising industry, publishing houses, educational institutions, and digital media platforms are all searching for skilled professionals who can create compelling visual content that moves, engages, and communicates .
This 6-month NVC Level 3 program is your complete pathway to becoming a certified Computer Graphics (Motion) professional. You’ll master the art and science of visual design, animation, and motion graphics using industry-standard tools. From understanding design fundamentals to creating complex animated sequences, you’ll build the skills to produce professional-quality work for print, screen, and digital media.
Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a government-issued National Vocational Certificate (NVC) Level 3, recognized by employers across Pakistan and eligible for NAVTTC-funded programs and government jobs.
Explosive Industry Demand: Advertising agencies, TV channels, film production houses, and digital marketing firms need motion graphics talent .
Creative + Technical: Perfect blend of artistic vision and technical software mastery.
Freelance Freedom: Motion graphics is one of the highest-paying freelance skills. Work with clients worldwide from anywhere.
Diverse Applications: From social media content to broadcast television, from corporate presentations to film titles—your skills apply everywhere.
Clear Career Path: Junior designer → Motion Graphics Artist → Senior Animator → Creative Director.
This program is aligned with the official NAVTTC National Vocational Certificate Level 3 in Information Technology (Computer Graphics -Motion) qualifications framework . You’ll master the following competency units:
| Competency Code | Competency Standard | Credits | Focus Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| 061100114 | Familiarisation with terminologies and tools | 20 | Foundation & software orientation |
| 061100120 | Perform software and hardware maintenance | 4 | System setup and troubleshooting |
| 061100121 | Communicate with others | 5 | Workplace communication & teamwork |
| 061100122 | Exhibit duties and rights at the workplace | 5 | Professional ethics & responsibilities |
What You’ll Learn:
Visual Design Principles: Color theory, typography, composition, balance, contrast, hierarchy, and rhythm
Elements of Design: Line, shape, form, texture, space, and value
Understanding Briefs: Interpreting client requirements and creative briefs
Industry Terminologies: Resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate, codecs, file formats, and delivery specifications
Workplace Communication: Effective collaboration with team members and clients
Hands-On Projects:
Create a mood board for a brand identity
Design basic layouts applying design principles
Present and defend design choices
Outcome: You’ll think and speak like a designer, understanding the “why” behind every creative decision.
What You’ll Learn:
Adobe Photoshop Mastery:
Interface and workspace customization
Layers, masks, and blending modes
Selections and channels
Retouching and restoration techniques
Color correction and grading
Typography and text effects
Layer styles and effects
Working with Smart Objects
Image Optimization: Preparing images for print and web
File Formats: PSD, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, GIF—when and why to use each
Hands-On Projects:
Photo retouching and restoration project
Create social media posts and banners
Design business cards, flyers, and brochures
Composite multiple images into a single artwork
Outcome: You’ll be proficient in creating and editing raster graphics for any medium.
What You’ll Learn:
Adobe Illustrator Mastery:
Vector vs. raster: understanding the difference
Paths, anchor points, and bezier curves
Shapes, paths, and the Pen tool
Color: fills, strokes, gradients, and patterns
Typography and type manipulation
Layers and organization
Symbols and graphic styles
Effects and appearances
Logo Design Principles: Creating scalable, memorable brand marks
Print Production: Preparing files for commercial printing
Hands-On Projects:
Create original illustrations and icons
Design a complete brand identity package (logo, stationery, style guide)
Create infographics and data visualizations
Design packaging mockups
Outcome: You’ll create scalable graphics for logos, illustrations, and print materials.
Part A: After Effects Fundamentals
What You’ll Learn:
Adobe After Effects Interface: Panels, workflows, and project setup
Compositions: Creating and managing compositions
Layers: Working with multiple layer types (shape, text, solid, footage)
Keyframe Animation: Position, scale, rotation, opacity
Timing and Spacing: Understanding easing and interpolation
Masking and Mattes: Revealing and hiding portions of layers
Text Animation: Animated titles, lower thirds, kinetic typography
Effects and Presets: Applying and customizing visual effects
Part B: Advanced Motion Techniques
What You’ll Learn:
Parenting and Hierarchies: Linking layers for complex animations
Expressions: Introduction to coding for automation
Track Mattes: Luma and alpha mattes for creative transitions
3D in After Effects: Working with 3D layers and cameras
Green Screen Keying: Chroma key techniques
Stabilization and Tracking: Motion tracking for visual effects
Render Settings: Outputting for various platforms
Part C: Storyboarding & Pre-Production
What You’ll Learn:
Understanding the animation pipeline
Creating storyboards from scripts
Animatics: timing with audio
Style frames and look development
NVC (National Vocational Certificate) Level 3 is a government-issued qualification under Pakistan’s national vocational qualifications framework . It’s recognized by all public and private sector employers, makes you eligible for government jobs, and qualifies you for NAVTTC-funded training programs and grants. It’s official proof that your skills meet national standards.
No, you don’t need traditional drawing skills. While artistic sense helps, motion graphics is primarily about design principles and software mastery. You’ll learn to create using digital tools, not pencil and paper.
Great question! Graphic Design focuses on static visuals—logos, brochures, posters. Computer Graphics (Motion) adds the dimension of time and movement—animations, kinetic typography, explainer videos, broadcast graphics. Motion graphics is essentially graphic design that moves.
Graduates work in advertising agencies, TV channels, film production, publishing houses, corporate marketing departments, and as freelance designers . Specific roles include Motion Graphics Artist, Graphic Designer, Video Editor, Animator, and Photo Editor.
Yes! Upon completion, you receive a verified certificate from Workup Institute, which is NAVTTC-recognized under the National Vocational Qualifications framework . This adds official weight to your credential and makes you eligible for government jobs and NAVTTC-funded programs.
Yes! Options include:
Merit-based scholarships up to 50%
Need-based financial aid for deserving candidates
Easy installment plans
NAVTTC funding support for eligible students