“Okay, when we say FREE, we don’t mean free like in ABSOLUTELY FREE BEER, each person which enrolls for this course will be expected to cover the cost of their stationery and their workstation, which amounts to R500 for the entire course. Everything else, instruction, course material, notes, exercises, excursions etc…will all be FREE! So what are you waiting for…read on…”

Research has shown that graphic design students are ill-equipped when graduating and entering the working world.
Small SA organisations which represent 70% of established design companies, employ these design students and expect productive staff members which will make them money. They do not want to win design awards but rather deliver good work in quick turn-around times to ensure the success of their small businesses. They however receive creative thinkers that cannot work responsibly in the appropriate graphic programs.
They produce less than adequate jobs that cost the organisation thousands of rands in damages and the eventual dismissal of the candidate.
CLEIGH CONSULTING gives the students the hands-on experience with design assignments and practical background knowledge by arranging tours to printers to make them more responsible designers.
The course comprises of an introduction to computers to the inner-workings of the top Graphic Design programs. We guarantee that when you have completed the course you will be capable of designing the layout of a magazine (if one applies themselves and continues practising and doing the exercises prepared of course).
An introduction to printing and production is also part and parcel of the course.
How much does it cost?
As advertised, except for each student being required to cover the cost of the course material and workstation for the greatly subsidised cost of only R500, the course is to all intents and purposes, FREE!
So what are you waiting for, apply now and start designing your own future.
For more details, call Regan Ross on 0832120768 or email info@cleigh.co.za (an application form will be automatically sent to you).

