Adobe Photoshop Advanced Course

The course covers advanced Photoshop techniques including: advanced selections and masking (using channels, Quick‑Select / Refine Edge / Layer Masks), non‑destructive editing with layers and Smart Objects, advanced retouching (colour correction, skin / portrait retouching, removals, enhancements), use of Camera Raw and colour management, sharpening/blurring, special effects, blending and compositing, and workflow automation (actions, batch processing).  

It may also include advanced topics like product mockups, use of vector tools and paths, working with filters & effects, preparing images for print/web, and in some cases even basic animation/video or output optimisations, depending on the course version.  

The course is intended for users who already have a solid working knowledge of Photoshop, for example, those who have completed an introductory or intermediate course (or equivalent experience).  

It’s ideal for photographers, designers, digital artists, marketing professionals, anyone wanting to produce professional‑quality image editing, design, retouching or compositing using advanced Photoshop tools.  

After the course you’ll be able to: make precise selections and complex masks; perform high‑quality retouching and colour correction; use layers, masks, Smart Objects, and adjustment layers for non‑destructive editing; automate repetitive tasks; prepare images for print or web; and create composites, mockups or effects with advanced control.  

You’ll also likely be able to apply professional‑grade workflows, manage colours properly for consistent output, and work more efficiently using shortcuts, presets and batch processing. 

Yes, since this is an advanced course, participants should already be familiar with basic Photoshop operations (working with layers, basic selections, adjustment layers, simple editing) or have completed an introductory/essentials course.  

If you’re brand new to Photoshop, consider starting with a fundamentals or beginner‑level course first to build a foundation. 

Many advanced Photoshop training courses run over one to two days (or equivalent sessions), depending on the provider.  

They may be offered in small‑group workshops (in‑person or online), include a workbook or exercise files, and provide post‑course support or resources. 

• Learn professional, efficient workflows rather than random techniques, saving time and improving consistency. 

• Master advanced tools and best practices (masking, layers, colour management, retouching) that are hard to master by trial‑and‑error alone. 

• Get hands‑on training, feedback, and structured practice, which helps avoid bad habits and build skills systematically. 

• Prepare high‑quality, production‑ready images/layouts, useful for photography, marketing, design or publishing projects.