Do I need to know drawing?
No. Design is about layout, type and color, not sketching. Plenty of our students start with no art background at all.
What software will I need?
Photoshop and Illustrator for the first two months, and After Effects for the motion month. We show you how to set all three up on the first day.
Is motion graphics hard for a beginner?
The basics aren't. By the third month you've already learned layout, type and color, and motion is those same rules with timing added. You'll animate a social post in your first week of it.
Can I earn from this skill?
Yes. The client sprint focuses on brand kits and social design retainers, which pay better than one-off poster work.
What is the fee?
Rs 5,000 a month for 3 months, Rs 15,000 in total. You pay month by month. If you leave within 7 days of your first class the course fee you have paid is refunded.
Are classes online or at the campus?
Both. You can attend at our Jubilee Town campus in Lahore or join the same class live on Zoom or Google Meet. Online sessions are recorded, so you can rewatch any class.
What are the class timings?
We run morning, evening and weekend batches, each capped at 15 students. WhatsApp the counselor for the next start date and the slot that suits you.
Is the certificate government-recognised?
No. It's InnoTech Skills Institute's own certificate of completion, printed and handed over at the campus. Employers and clients look at the portfolio you build during the course; the certificate confirms you completed it.
What happens in the last 15 days?
The final 15 days are the client phase: you set your price, write proposals, do outreach to local and international clients and learn to follow up. The goal is that you leave with a real lead or a first paying client, not only a certificate.
Is the course taught in Urdu or English?
Both. Classes are taught in a mix of Urdu and English, whichever makes the point land. The software, the menus and the terms you will use with a client or an employer stay in English, because that is how you will meet them in real work.
Do I need to have passed matric or inter to join?
No. There is no minimum qualification for this course, and no entry test. You do not need matric, inter, a degree or any prior design experience, and you do not need to be able to draw. You need your own laptop and the time to do the assignments.
What can graphic designers earn in Pakistan?
Indeed Pakistan reports an average of Rs 47,697 a month for a graphic designer in Pakistan, across about 2,800 reported salaries, updated on 7 September 2026, with the spread running from Rs 23,035 to Rs 98,765. A design intern averages Rs 17,425 a month across 315 reported salaries. The highest city figure on that page is Johar Town, Lahore, at Rs 58,150. What moves you up that range is the portfolio you can show, which is why you build one here.
DigiSkills and Saylani teach this free. Why pay?
They do, and you should know that before you pay anyone. DigiSkills.pk teaches graphic design free of cost in a 12 week batch with 24 hours of video in Urdu and English, and the batch that started on 3 August 2026 shows 17,386 enrolled trainees. Saylani Mass IT Training runs a free Graphic Designing With AI course that its own page puts at six months, with limited seats. What you pay us for is a live instructor who sees your work in a batch capped at 15 students, a campus in Jubilee Town you can walk into, and 15 days at the end spent on getting you a paying client. If a free recorded course suits your situation better, take it.
How does the fee compare with other institutes in Lahore?
Rs 15,000 in total for three months, paid Rs 5,000 a month. ICT Trainings publishes PKR 25,000 for a two month Graphics Designing course. Omni Academy lists Rs 80,000 for a four month Graphic Design and Animation course, down from Rs 85,000. PNY Trainings, Nexskill and Baabroz publish no graphic design fee at all, and Corvit keeps its Lahore fee list inside an image. These were read off their own pages on 17 September 2026.