Digital Media
What To Expect
Learn from skilled professionals
At NOCC you’ll get a full understanding of graphic design and digital media from pros who have lived it. Learn to solve any organization’s design challenges by increasing their digital footprint.
Get hands-on training
At the end of the year, you’ll have a professional portfolio of design projects you can present for networking and employment. Trainees learn from industry pros both at NOCC and from job site visits across the city. You’ll also explore entrepreneurial avenues for your design and production skills.
Earn industry-based credentials
At the end of a year, trainees will be prepared for well-paid entry-level jobs, equipped with professional caliber certifications in Adobe® Creative Cloud®, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and PremierPro.
Industry Partners
“As the owner of a creative agency in New Orleans, we are always looking for creative and digital media talent, including graphic designers, animators, web developers, and social media content creators.
For NOCC to offer this training, and even certification at the high school level, opens up a world of possibilities for these young people, including job opportunities in high-demand industries, the ability to earn a living wage while continuing their education if they choose, and even entrepreneurship.”
What We Offer
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We offer training for digital media that the average starting wage is $19/hour:
• Photographers
• Videographers
• Social Media Managers
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• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Illustrator
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80% of eligible trainees earned Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere Pro certifications.
The Digital Media Program prepares individuals to become versatile creative professionals, skilled in both design and technical execution. Participants will learn to work in various fast-paced environments, collaborate with a range of clients and teams, and gain expertise in industry-standard software and production workflows.
For High School
Year-long programs are available for high school students, aligned with NOLA-PS school calendars and schedules. Trainees earn high school credits and attend half-day training sessions that fit into their specific school timetable.