Short description Learn Canva and basic Photoshop to design your own flyer, logo, and social media posts — the kind you'll actually want to post, not just submit for a grade. Who is this course for Teenagers (Ages 11–17) Starting level Beginner Modules to enter Module 1: Canva Fundamentals Learn the tools that let you design fast, without needing any prior design experience. Designing your first flyer in 15 minutes Learn Canva's layout, templates, and text tools by building a real flyer from scratch. Activity: Design a flyer for a real event — your school's next program, a friend's birthday, or a small business. Making a social post that stops the scroll Learn sizing, color contrast, and layout tricks that make Instagram/TikTok posts actually get noticed. Activity: Design 3 social post variations for the same message and compare which one grabs attention first. Templates vs. originals — when to use which Understand when a template saves time and when it makes your design look like everyone else's. Activity: Take one template and redesign it until it no longer looks like the original. Module 2: Basic Photoshop for Image Editing Go beyond templates — learn to actually edit and clean up images like a pro. Cutting out a background without the messy edges Learn selection tools and layer basics to remove backgrounds cleanly. Activity: Take a photo of yourself or a product and cut out a clean background. Fixing bad lighting and color in five clicks Learn brightness, contrast, and color correction tools that rescue a badly lit photo. Activity: Fix a poorly lit photo and compare before/after. Combining photos and text into one clean image Learn layering and text placement so images and text don't fight each other visually. Activity: Create one poster combining an edited photo with a headline. Module 3: Building Your Own Brand Kit Turn scattered designs into one recognizable identity — the same thing real businesses pay designers for. Designing a logo that means something Learn shape, symbolism, and simplicity principles behind logos that actually work at small sizes. Activity: Design a logo for yourself, a friend's hustle, or a fictional brand. Choosing colors and fonts that go together Learn color theory and font-pairing basics so your designs stop looking random. Activity: Build a 3-color, 2-font brand palette and apply it to a sample post. Putting it all together — one brand, three formats Learn how to keep a flyer, a logo, and a social post visually consistent as one brand. Activity: Finalize your flyer, logo, and post set using the same brand kit. Final outcome: A designed flyer, logo, and social post set — all visually consistent, all postable immediately.