Please note that the fees displayed are for 2025 and may change for 2026 commencements
Overview
Turn your image-capturing hobby into a professional qualification for work or fun! Develop a more in-depth understanding of the functions of your camera and the quality of images you produce. You will learn how to apply a broad range of skills in photo imaging, including lighting, image capture, enhancements and manipulation, and output. This course provides you with the skills you need to work as a photo imaging assistant in a specialised photographic studio, large organisation (for example, graphic design company), or digital photo imaging workplace.
Delivery Methods
- Blended – Teaching and assessment will be conducted on-campus and online.
Locations
- McKoy Street, Wodonga Vic (Main campus)
When You Can Start
On-campus/blended: Start Tuesday 3 February 2026 - Two days per week Tuesday and Wednesday, 9am - 4pm, on campus.
Register your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ form to be notified when future dates are scheduled, or to chat to our friendly Customer Experience team.
When You Can Enrol
On-campus/blended: 03 February 2026 - Apply via the ‘Apply now’ button in the course information page.
If the course is not available for online application, register your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ form to be notified when future dates are scheduled, or to chat to our friendly Customer Experience team.
Duration
Full-time: 11 months
Schedule
On-campus/blended: Two days per week Tuesday and Wednesday, 9am - 4pm, on campus, starting 3 February 2026 -
Requirements
You may enter the qualification with limited or no vocational experience; however, we recommend that you have completed Year 10 as a minimum.
students must provide:
• Memory cards x 2 (minimum 16gb)
• Card reader or camera cord for downloading images.
• A 500gb or larger portable hard drive (get as much storage as you can)
• 2 x 16gb USB
• A3 Portfolio with plastic sleeves (for printed portfolio)
• A4 Visual Diary and note taking device
Field Placement
You will be encouraged to undertake some form of work placement experience during the course of the year.
Assessment
The assessments will enable students to demonstrate the underpinning knowledge, skills and attributes required to meet the specific unit outcomes. A range of assessment strategies will be utilised, including practical assessments, theoretical assessments such as written tasks and tests, as well as displaying your technical abilities through project-based assessments.