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Seminarprogramm 2018 Seminarprogramm 2018 SEMINARE FÜR FACH- UND FÜHRUNGSKRÄFTE BETRIEBSSYSTEME OFFICE/PRÄSENTATIONEN MARKETING/PUBLISHING WEBDESIGN/INTERNET 3D/MULTIMEDIA CAD WEITERBILDUNGEN DTP AKADEMIE RHEINMAIN GMBH – THE DIGITAL TOP PERFORMER ACADEMY WISSEN macht den Unterschied – Professionell, persönlich und individuell IMMER bei Know-how, Wir können Wir bilden seit vielen Jahren Fach- und Können und schließlich Leistung. • Seminare für Fach- und Führungskräfte Führungskräfte aus: • Coaching Ausbildung – mit Vorbereitung auf Gestandene Profis und hoffnungsvollen Nachwuchs. Erfolgreiche Unternehmen arbeiten mit Menschen, die mehr wissen und die Zertifizierung durch den Deutschen Verband Coaching & Training (dvct) e.V. draufhaben, um im Wettbewerb die Nase vorn zu haben. AUF DAUER. Mit großem Erfolg: weil wir Qualität liefern. • Software-Trainings auf aktuellem Nievau Deshalb vertrauen 1000 Teilnehmer pro Jahr der Qualität unserer • IHK-Zertifikatslehrgänge für Team- und 300 Seminare. Projektleiter/innen • Trainings für Auszubildende Wir bieten • Aufstiegsfortbildungen mit anerkanntem Abschluss in Vollzeit oder berufsbegleitend • Fachliche und überfachliche Fortbildungen Wir schulen • kundenorientiert in kleinen Gruppen Über 30 freiberufliche Dozentinnen • mit Equipment und Software auf dem neuesten und Dozenten sind unser größter Stand der Technik in angenehmer Lern-Atmosphäre Schatz. Sie sind Ihnen und der • in ergonomisch ausgestatteten Räumen Akademie seit vielen Jahren treu • oder Inhouse – bei Ihnen vor Ort verbunden. Training Centre Seminarprogramm 2018 | 2 FIRMENSeminare – AUF DEN LEIB GESCHNEIDERT Keine der von uns angebotenen Schulungen deckt Ihre Anforderungen ab? Wir schulen Alle Themen aus unserem Seminarprogramm bieten wir Ihnen auf Wunsch in exklusiver Zusammenstellung an. ► Profis und Anfänger. ► Sie bestimmen das Ziel: Unsere Kursinhalte stimmen wir auf den Kenntnisstand Jedes Seminar, jedes Training, jeder Workshop, jeder Lehrgang, jede Schulung stimmen wir auf Ihre individuellen Ihrer Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter ab. Anforderungen ab. ► Einzelne Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter benötigen eine spezielle Schulung? ► Einzelkämpfer oder die ganze Kompanie? Oder Sie aktualisieren Software und wünschen ein angepasstes Training für das ganze Team? Unsere Dozentinnen und Dozenten unterrichten Gruppen Wir orientieren uns gerne an Ihren Wünschen. jeder Größe. Hierbei gilt, je kleiner die Gruppe, desto besser ist der Lernerfolg. Unser Leistungsangebot Sie sagen, wo: ► Schulung an den Betriebssystemen Apple Mac OS X oder Microsoft Windows ► optional mit Script oder Handout zum Thema ► Bei uns. ► Seminarleitung durch zertifizierte Dozentinnen und Dozenten Sie schicken Ihre Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter in ► aktuelle oder gewünschte Programmversion die Schulungsräume der DTP AKADEMIE RheinMain. ► Bewirtung inklusive bei Schulungen in unserer Akademie Dort erwartet sie ein Lernumfeld nach modernsten ► Zertifikat über die erarbeiteten Seminarinhalte technischen Standards. Unsere Dozentinnen und Dozenten arbeiten aktiv im Medienumfeld und bringen aktuelle Erfahrungen in die Seminare ► Bei Ihnen. ein. Sie sind zertifizierte Trainerinnen und Trainer, die die erforderlichen Kniffe und Tricks in der tagtäglichen Praxis Wir kommen in Ihr Unternehmen und schulen Inhouse an beherrschen und die Schulungsinhalte fachlich fundiert und praxisnah vermitteln. Ihrem Equipment. Kontaktieren Sie uns für Ihr firmenspezifisches Angebot: 069 823793-0 oder per Mail [email protected]. Wir beweisen Innovationskraft und Qualität durch regelmäßige ISO 9001-Zertifizierungen und dem Gütesiegel von Weiterbildung Hessen. Seminarprogramm 2018 | 3 INHALTSVERZEICHNIS DTP AKADEMIE RheinMain GmbH – Marketing und Publishing 40 Adobe Animate Advanced 88 The Digital Top Performer Academy 2 Vernetzte Kommunikation 41 Java Essentials 89 Firmenseminare – Auf den Leib geschneidert 3 Kommunikationsstrategien 42 JavaScript Essentials 90 Anmeldeformular 130 Innovative Kreativitätstechniken – Workshop 43 PHP und MySQL 91 Gute Fahrt mit Auto, Bahn und S-Bahn 131 Marketingkonzeption 44 TYPO3 für Entwickler und Administratoren 92 Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen 132 Marketing-Controlling 45 CONTENIDO für Redaktionen und Administratoren 93 Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen 133 Professionelle Briefings – Workshop 46 Ideen visualisieren – Workshop Scribbeln 47 3D / Multimedia 94 Seminare für Fach- und Führungskräfte 5 Corporate Design / Corporate Identity 48 Adobe After Effects 95 Coaching Ausbildung in 6 Modulen 6 Gestaltung, Layout und Typografie – Workshop 49 Film und Video Teil 1 – Workshop 96 ITIL® Foundation – IT-Service-Management 7 Digitaler Workflow – Workshop für Druckvorbereitung 50 Film und Video Teil 2 – Workshop 97 Prince2® Foundation 8 Adobe InDesign Essentials 51 Adobe Premiere Pro 98 Prince2® Practioner 9 Adobe InDesign Advanced 52 Adobe After Effects und Premiere Pro – Workshop 99 Projektmanagement 10 Adobe InDesign – Workshop für Kataloge, Magazine und Bücher 53 Erstellung von Storyboards und Animatics mit Die erfolgreiche Projektdurchführung 11 eBook-Publishing mit Adobe InDesign 54 Toon Boom Storyboard Pro 100 Projektmanagement mit Microsoft Project 12 Interaktive Digitalmedien mit Adobe InDesign produzieren 55 Toon Boom Harmony 101 Innovative Kreativitätstechniken – Workshop 13 Adobe InCopy 56 The Foundry MODO Modeling Essentials 102 Kommunikation und Führung im Projekt – Workshop 14 Adobe Acrobat Pro für die grafische Industrie 57 The Foundry MODO Intermediate – Workshop 103 Problemlösungstechniken 15 Barrierefreie PDF-Erstellung und Bearbeitung 58 The Foundry MODO Produktvisualisierung – Workshop 104 Souverän kommunizieren und verhandeln 16 Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF aus Microsoft Office 59 MAXON CINEMA 4D Essentials 105 Konflikte managen und lösen 17 Adobe Acrobat Pro für die Formularerstellung 60 MAXON CINEMA 4D Advanced 106 Mitarbeiter wirksam führen 18 Adobe Illustrator Essentials 61 Produktvisualisierung mit MAXON CINEMA 4D Spezial-Workshop 107 Teamleiterin/Teamleiter Praxis-Coaching 19 Adobe Illustrator Advanced 62 Spiele-Entwicklung mit Unity3D Essentials 108 Analytics mit Tableau Essentials 20 Logo-Entwicklung mit Adobe Illustrator – Workshop 63 Einstieg in 3D Game Art 109 Analytics mit Tableau Advanced 21 Infografiken mit Adobe Illustrator 64 Spieleprogrammierung mit Autodesk Maya Essentials 110 Adobe Illustrator für Mode und Textildesign – Workshop 65 Spieleprogrammierung mit Autodesk Maya Advanced 111 Betriebssysteme 22 Illustratives Zeichnen mit Adobe Illustrator – Praxis-Workshop 66 Adobe Captivate 112 Apple Mac OS X – Einführung 23 Adobe Photoshop Essentials 67 Apple Deployment, Integration und Wartung – Praxistraining 24 Adobe Photoshop Advanced 68 CAD / 3D-Druck 113 Apple OS X Support Essentials 25 Adobe Photoshop – Profiworkshop 69 Autodesk AutoCAD Essentials 114 Apple OS X Server Essentials 26 Animierte Bannererstellung mit Adobe Photoshop – Workshop 70 Autodesk AutoCAD Advanced 115 Installing and Configuring Microsoft Windows 10 (MOC 20697-1) 27 Adobe Photoshop »Haut und Haare« – Workshop 71 Autodesk AutoCAD 3D-Konstruktion 116 Installation, Storage, and Compute Produktfotografie und Postproduktion – Workshop 72 Autodesk AutoCAD Architecture 117 with Windows Server 2016 (MOC 20740) 28 Adobe Lightroom 73 Autodesk AutoCAD Dynamischer Block 118 Autodesk AutoCAD – Workshop 119 Office / Präsentationen 29 Webdesign / Internet 74 Autodesk Inventor Essentials 120 Microsoft Word 30 Suchmaschinen-Optimierung (SEO) 75 Autodesk Inventor Advanced 121 Microsoft Excel Essentials 31 Social Media Auftritte für Unternehmen 76 Microsoft Excel Tipps und Tricks – Workshop 32 Social Media Marketing 77 Weiterbildungen 122 Präsentationen für Microsoft PowerPoint gestalten – Workshop 33 Professionelles Texten für Internet und Social Media 78 Publishing und ePublishing für Werbung und Marketing 123 Sich erfolgreich präsentieren – Praxis-Workshop 34 Content Marketing und Storytelling 79 Webdesign – Webseitenerstellung 124 Microsoft PowerPoint 35 Konzeption und Design für Webauftritte 80 Medienfachwirtin/Medienfachwirt IHK Print und Digital 125 Microsoft Outlook 36 Webseiten erstellen mit HTML 5 und CSS 3 81 Industriemeisterin/Industriemeister Printmedien IHK 126 Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF aus Microsoft Office 37 Responsive Webdesign 82 Fachwirtin/Fachwirt für Marketing IHK 127 Adobe Acrobat Pro für die Formularerstellung 38 Adobe Dreamweaver 83 Projektleiterin/Projektleiter IHK – Zertifikatslehrgang 128 Datenbankentwicklung mit Microsoft Access 39 Webseiten erstellen mit Adobe Muse 84 Teamleiterin/Teamleiter IHK – Zertifikatslehrgang 129 Webseiten erstellen mit WordPress 85 Update von Adobe Flash auf Adobe Animate CC 86 IMPRESSUM: Herstellung und Produktion: DTP AKADEMIE RheinMain GmbH Adobe Animate Essentials 87 Nordring 82 B, Haus 04, 63067 Offenbach, www.dtp-rm.de, E-Mail: [email protected] Fotos: Ronald Behrenz, DTP AKADEMIE RheinMain GmbH SEMINARE FÜR FACH- UND FÜHRUNGSKRÄFTE Führungskräften auf allen Ebenen kommt hierbei eine herausragende Verantwortung zu. Führen heißt nach unserem Verständnis, Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter für Ziele zu begeistern und ihr Potenzial, sowohl für ihre eigene Entwicklung und die Unternehmensziele freizusetzen. Coaching Ausbildung in 6 Modulen 6 ITIL® Foundation – IT-Service-Management 7 Prince2® Foundation 8 Prince2® Practioner 9 Projektmanagement 10 Die erfolgreiche Projektdurchführung 11 Projektmanagement mit Microsoft Project 12 Innovative Kreativitätstechniken – Workshop 13 Kommunikation und Führung im Projekt – Workshop 14 Problemlösungstechniken
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