Does southbank tafe have a digital printing Graphic pre press major?

Why are you still asking this question? Didn't anyone tell you that TAFEs can't immigrate now?

Besides, printers and garment workers are no longer in short supply, and they are not on the list of priority occupations, so what is the use of being a 60-point occupation? Even if you can score 120 points, you can't move the people......

Since January '09, TAFE occupations have basically been removed from the list of priority occupations, and there is only one "gas plumber" and "wall and floor bricklayer" left in TAFE that can immigrate.

The final formation of printed matter has to go through three steps, the first step is to carry out computer design according to the requirements of the enterprise; The second step is to make digital adjustments on the basis of computer design, including color, clarity, cutting margins, creases, and the coordination with the printing paper media, and finally make the layout approved by the printing machine; In the third step, the molding plate is sent to the printing machine for printing.

Digital prepress design learns the skills of the first two steps. Topics include:

Industry-standard graphic design and typesetting computer software, e.g. Acrobat Creative Suite & In-Design;

Learn the production process of printed matter and the control of pre-press procedures;

Apply multi-** software for text formatting, page layout, color allocation, etc.;

digitalisation of computer design works;

The digital printing major is set up to adapt to the new situation of information dissemination and printing technology development, and is in line with the mainstream development direction of printing technology. Digital printing is a process technology that records digital information to the surface of the substrate through a specific intermediate carrier, with electrostatic photographic reproduction and inkjet printing as the main research content, and introduces new printing concepts and technical means to control the key factors such as printing process, printing quality and printing speed, and realizes the networking, automation and integration of printing.

This major mainly learns the systematic knowledge related to the promotion of culture, knowledge dissemination, and digital printing process design, development and evaluation, and has the basic theories and skills of printing preparation, digital printing process design, material selection, post-press processing, computer integrated printing control, quality inspection, etc.; It has the initial ability of research and development of new processes, new technologies and new materials of digital printing, and can understand the preface technology and development trend of digital reproduction technology.

Degree awarded: Bachelor of Engineering.

Main courses: Information Technology, Dielectric Physics, Piezoelectric Ceramic Materials, Ferromagnets and Ferroelectrics, Printing Colorology, Printing Color Management, Page Description Language, Printing Image Processing, Computer Graphics, Printing Preparation, Digital Printing Materials, Computer Integrated Printing, Digital Asset Management, Digital Screening Technology, Variable Digital Printing, Special Digital Printing, Special Color Separation Technology, Digital Watermarking Technology, Digital Printing Quality Inspection, etc.

Career direction: Students of this major can serve as senior engineering and technical talents in digital printing program planning and process design, production implementation and process control, quality inspection and evaluation, production organization management and scientific research in various digital printing and rapid printing enterprises and scientific research units.

You have to ask the migration agent exactly how many points to add.

Pre-pressure (meaning pre-pressing).

NMIT is a good school. I've been to Melbourne before.

Studying TAFE in Australia is basically operational. The NMIT school I went to had a lot of labs for students to practice. I remember at NMIT at that time, I also saw a boy from Fujian studying there, he finished his undergraduate studies and decided to go to Australia to study TAFE.

I really admire it.

In fact, you can learn a lot of practical things in TAFE, and it is generally easier to find a job after graduation. In the process of studying for TAFE, the school will arrange internships in some companies.

I don't really know the salary. It depends on the specialty.

I hope what I've said will be of some use to you.

Sweat.. printing and graphic arts.

It's the art of drawing.

Are you sure. To read this.

This is an art department.,It's not a computer at all.。。

We have this major in TAFE college.

This basically comes out. You won't be able to find a job.

It's better to learn graphic design.

You may also be able to find some work.

School.。。 Don't go to a private tafeOne is expensive. There is one more person who doesn't necessarily admit it.

Everything else is fine.

All public TAFEs are operational-based.

I'm learning computers. system admin.

Hehe, there are no absolutes in this world.

At present, the cost of high school in Australia is 200,000 yuan a year, and in the case of public universities, it is 250,000 yuan a year.

But if you read TAFE, 200,000 is less.

Digital Printing at Holmes Grand Institute of Technology, Melbourne 2010 Tuition Fee AUD 10700.

The cost of 2 years is AUS 21400, which is equal to 140,000 RMB living expenses: the immigration bureau stipulates AUD 18000 = 10,000 years, but in practice you can't use this.

Then the cost of living for 2 years of your study The tuition fee is less than 380,000 yuan, and the annual cost is less than 190,000 yuan.

So the annual cost is definitely less than 200,000.

I graduated from Sydney AIT, which is what you call graphic and pre-press.

On top of the living expenses, the average is 200 dollars per week, (if you live alone) because you have to calculate all kinds of expenses. What to use with a mobile phone, fares, job search, doctor's appointment, and test ielts, etc. As for the tuition, I paid 25,000 for 2 years.

So you can figure out how much it costs.

Agree upstairs, if you want to immigrate, TAFE can not be considered, under the current policy, it is very difficult.

In particular, the digital printing you mentioned is not in CSL, not in MODL, and is not guaranteed by any continental policy. That's even harder. In fact, to put it bluntly, unless you really have a craft in China, come to learn the same TAFE, and you can find an employer to protect you after graduation, otherwise, there is basically no much hope for immigration.

Also, now it's even 4 6s to even take TR.

If you want to immigrate, don't think about TAFE anymore, check the immigration policy in December 09 TAFE basically closed the immigration road, if you want to return to China after reading, TAFE is not recognized in China, so TAFE basically don't think about it, the schools that closed down in 09 are all TAFE private schools, and some are also holding on, saying that they will go out of business, one of my classmates has returned to China after reading, and can't keep it, and we sent him to the airport to see him sad when he left, and there was no good way to go back. The general tuition fee is 17,000 Australian dollars a year, and the university is more than 20,000 Australian dollars, and the living expenses are at least 16,000 Australian dollars or more.

If you work part-time, you don't have to do that much. If you don't work, we will be about 120,000 to 150,000 in Hobart, and I think 200,000 in Melbourne should be less than 200,000. It is recommended that you ask the agent, the rent may be more expensive in big cities than ours, but the price should be relatively cheaper.

If you can drive, of course, you will buy a 2-hand car, and the fuel cost is about the same as in China, which is cheaper than Australian mineral water. 4,50,000 can buy a very good 2-hand car, you can still sell it when you return home, if you are lucky, you will meet a good buyer, and the ** sold ** will be higher than the ** you bought. If you take the bus, you can buy a commuter pass or a transportation card, but it's hard to say if it's not a city.