One of the best photography courses available
There's never been a better time to become a professional photographer.
The number of new magazines continues to grow. And all of them need photos.
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People continue to get married, and their wedding photos are among their most treasured possessions.
Parents want photos of their children. Schools want team photos. And companies always need photos for brochures and press releases.
Your local newspaper wants photos. And so do the picture agencies. Have you thought about selling your work for calendars or postcards? Or approaching advertising agencies? The list is endless.
But how do you set yourself up as a freelance? That's one of the many secrets we teach. Many photography courses promise to show you how to become
a better photographer. But far fewer train you to become
a pro. There's a reason for that. Not many people understand the
nuts and bolts of the freelance business. The records you
keep. How you look for work. How to get paid. And what to
charge.
Having a client commission your first assignment is a real
thrill. It's surpassed only by the pleasure of receiving
a cheque. Imagine getting paid for doing what you enjoy!
Photography courses show you the way. Photography can be
your main work. Or it can provide a second income. You can
work from home, either part or full time, and you get to
meet interesting people. Every day is different.
About the photography course
The photography course shows you how to become a professional
photographer. It gives you the right information when you
need it.
The Diploma course is a complete learning package. 'Become
a freelance photographer' is crammed full of information,
tips and exercises. Everything is beautifully packaged to
provide you with your own permanent reference library which
you can consult long after completing the photography course.
Constructed by expert photographers, the course distils
years of experience, covering all the main kind of assignments.
By taking this photography course, your success as a photographer
is assured.
ASET Level 4 Accreditation
Our photography course is fully accredited by
ASET, and on completing it you get an award equivalent
to Level 4 of the National Learning Framework (post
A level/HNC/HND standard). ASET is a national Awarding
Body recognised by the Department for Education
and Skills and by the Qualifications and Curriculum
Authority in Britain. It has been accrediting vocational
learning for more than 50 years and now works with
more than 200 providers in the UK and internationally.
By studying for our Diploma in Professional Photography,
you’ll give yourself that edge. You couldn’t
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Personal to you
To help you fully understand the course material,
we'll set you assignments. They'll be assessed by
one of our experienced tutors. It means your photographs
can be checked in a friendly atmosphere before you're
exposed to the outside world.
You'll have unlimited access to your personal tutor,
who'll give you free advice and suggestions on anything
to do with photography, including your own clients.
Plus, you can take as long as you want to complete
the photography course.
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Unlike many photography courses, our course is
based on the real world. By the end of it, you'll
have met all the main problems that a photographer
encounters. So you won't face any surprises when
you meet your first client.
What does the photography course cost?
The course cost is shown in the registration
page. It includes all your course materials,
and all your tutoring. There are no hidden extras.
How long does the Diploma course take?
Many students take nine months to complete the
Diploma course. If you're busy, it could  take you
eighteen months. If you have spare time and you're
prepared to work hard, you could complete the course
in three months. But unlike other organisations,
we set no time limit. You can take as long as you
want. You study at your pace, not ours.
Your qualification
Photography Course Diploma Students who satisfactorily
complete the course are awarded the Diploma in
Professional Photography. They receive the certificate,
and the right to use the words Dip. Pro.Photo.
(Inst. P.P).
We offer not one but two guarantees
1. Examine the course at your leisure
for 30 days. And if you for any reason it doesn't
meet your needs, just let us know and we'll refund
your fees. No questions asked.
2. If, 90 days after completing the
course, you haven't recouped the cost of the fees
through working as a professional photographer,
we'll refund your course fees.
Why do we offer this? Simple. We don't
want unhappy former students. We'd rather stay friends.
And it stands to reason that no photography course
can suit absolutely everyone who registers on it.
When you complete the course
Once you complete the photography course, we send
information about your success to your local newspapers
(if you want). It's a good way of telling potential
clients that you're available. We'll also put your
name on our Register of Approved Freelance Photographers.
It's time to get started
Having read this far, you've got what it takes
- motivation. Fill out the enrolment form now, because
this is where the adventure and rewards begin. It's
easy to start:
- Register now for the photography
course by clicking
here. If you need help or information, contact
the Institute. E-mail or post the form and payment
to us.
- We'll ship the course materials
to you within two days.
- When you get the course, read
the first module. It's laid out in an easy-to-follow
format. Then do the simple first assignment. Send
it to your tutor for marking. She will return
it to you with friendly advice and comments.
- Do the same for the other
modules, until you reach the end of the photography
course. By then, you'll be earning good money
as a photographer.
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