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Learn the logo and branding tool used by agencies — a strong skill to build a portfolio around.
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Create logos, icons, illustrations and brand artwork that stay sharp at any size — from a visiting card to a hoarding. Taught hands-on at techcadd Computer Institute Jalandhar, with the Pen tool practised until it feels natural.
techcadd Computer Institute's Adobe Illustrator course in Jalandhar is a six-week program for anyone who wants to design logos, icons and illustrations — the clean, scalable artwork that sits at the centre of every brand.
You begin with how vectors work, artboards and basic shapes, then spend a full week on the Pen tool, the skill that separates beginners from designers. Shape Builder, Pathfinder and typography follow, and then you put it all together: logo design from sketch to final files, icons and simple illustrations, and exporting correctly for print and web.
You finish with a set of logos, an icon set and illustrations in proper vector formats, a certificate, and a strong base for the full Graphic Design course or freelance logo work.
Sharp at every sizeYou do not need to draw well by hand. Illustrator is about precise shapes and clean lines, which you learn step by step on the computer.
Learn the logo and branding tool used by agencies — a strong skill to build a portfolio around.
Move from editing and templates to creating original, scalable artwork of your own.
Logo and icon design are among the most common small design jobs clients ask for.
Redraw client logos cleanly so they print sharp on flex, cards and merchandise.
Create and edit brand assets in-house instead of waiting on an outside designer.
Turn hand sketches and illustrations into digital vector artwork.
Students reach the Jalandhar centre from Model Town, Urban Estate, Lajpat Nagar, Garha and Jalandhar Cantt, with weekend learners coming in from Phagwara, Hoshiarpur, Kapurthala and Adampur. Morning, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 slots mean college or a job can carry on while you learn.
New shops, startups, coaching centres and exporters all need a logo — and a clean vector version for every place it will be printed.
A full week is spent on the Pen tool and curves, so you can draw any shape precisely instead of relying on templates.
Vector files print sharp on a visiting card, a T-shirt, a product box or a 20-foot hoarding — the reason agencies insist on Illustrator.
Illustrator leads naturally into brand identity, packaging and the full Graphic Design course.
Seven modules across six weeks — core vector skills first, then logos, icons and illustration, ending with exporting files the right way.
Understand how vector design works.
Everything below is used in class on your own lab computer.
IllustratorLogos, icons & vector art
PhotoshopLogo mockups & presentation
InDesignSimple brand sheet layoutFinish the course and your practical projects to receive a techcadd Computer Institute certificate you can attach to any job application — verifiable online.
Indicative starting pay for freshers in Punjab. Actual offers depend on the employer, your portfolio and how you interview.
Agencies, branding studios and print shops
Packaging, apparel prints and publishing
In-house and agency roles, usually with Photoshop too
Sports goods, garment and export units
No. Illustrator is about precise shapes and lines made with the mouse. Sketching ideas on paper helps, but rough sketches are enough.
Agencies and brands mostly use Illustrator; local print shops mostly use CorelDRAW. Many designers learn both, and the skills transfer easily between them.
Logo design is a common freelance job, but local rates vary widely and new designers usually start with small projects. A good portfolio matters more than the number of logos.
Adobe Photoshop is the usual next step. The 4-month Graphic Design course adds Photoshop, CorelDRAW, InDesign, branding and packaging.
Each module ends with a task you finish on your own. Together they become your vector portfolio.
Design a logo for a local business brief, with colour, mono and stacked versions and a card mockup.
Draw a consistent 12-icon set for a restaurant menu, website or app.
Design a team logo or jersey graphic ready for printing on apparel.
Use your logo and icons in a social media post and a product label, exported correctly for each.
Every technique follows the same three steps, so nothing is left as theory.
The trainer demonstrates one technique slowly on the big screen.
e.g. Drawing a curve with the Pen toolYou repeat it on your own computer while the trainer checks your paths.
e.g. Tracing a logo sketchA short task at the end proves you can do it on a new shape without help.
e.g. Drawing your own iconThe Pen tool is where most self-taught learners give up. In a small Jalandhar batch, a trainer watches your paths and corrects them until it clicks.
Feedback on anchor points, curves and spacing — the details that make a logo look professional.
Every minute of lab time is spent drawing on your own machine.
Small enough that the trainer sees your screen every class.
Logos designed from a real brief, not copied from the internet.
Portfolio help, mock interviews and job drives with 500+ hiring partners.
25,000+ students trained across Punjab, rated 4.9★ on Google.
Questions worth asking before you join any Illustrator course, including this one.
| Feature | techcadd Computer Institute | Typical institute |
|---|---|---|
| Practice time | One computer per student, every class | –Shared computers or demo-only classes |
| Pen tool | A full week of guided practice | –Covered in one class |
| Logo design | From brief and sketch to final variations | –Copying existing logos |
| Exporting | Print and web formats done correctly | –Rarely covered |
| Feedback | Trainer reviews every task | –Limited or none |
| Batch size | Small batches with individual attention | –Large, crowded batches |
| Timings | Morning, evening, weekend, 1-on-1 | –Fixed single slot |
| Certificate | Verifiable certificate + vector portfolio | –Varies |
The right-hand column describes what is commonly offered in the market, not any particular institute.
Rated 4.9★ on Google by students of every age and background.
“I kept giving up on the Pen tool with YouTube. A week of guided practice here and it finally made sense.”
“I can now turn my sketches into clean vector illustrations. The icon project was my favourite.”
“Customers bring blurry logos all the time. Now I redraw them properly in Illustrator and they print sharp.”
“The logo module taught me to work from a brief and show variations. My first small clients came from people I knew.”
“I work on jersey and team logo artwork for a sports goods unit. The course was very practical for that.”
“Evening batch fit my job. I make our brand graphics myself now instead of waiting for the agency.”
Still unsure? A counsellor can walk you through batches, fees and the syllabus in one short call.
📞No. The course starts from how vectors work and the Illustrator workspace. Basic computer use is enough.
The course runs for 1.5 months (about six weeks). Morning, afternoon, evening and weekend batches are available, plus 1-on-1 slots on request.
No. Everything in the course is done with a mouse. A tablet can help for illustration later but is not needed.
Yes. You receive a techcadd Computer Institute certificate on completing the course and practical projects, which can be verified online.
It is not required. Many students start with Illustrator; others add it after Photoshop. The skills complement each other either way.
Yes. Book a free demo class, see the lab and meet the trainer before you decide.
Adobe Photoshop, or the 4-month Graphic Design course, which adds Photoshop, CorelDRAW, InDesign, branding and packaging.
Talk to a counsellor today. One conversation is usually enough to identify the right learning path, career direction, and training roadmap.
Book a free demo class and see the lab before you decide.