APRIL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES - ROTORUA CAMPUS APRIL 19 - APRIL 30 2021 - Yoobee Colleges
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Creative work by:
Ann Yang | Hutt Valley High School
Digital Illustration Wellington
APRIL HOLIDAY
PROGRAMMES
ROTORUA CAMPUS
APRIL 19 - APRIL 30 2021
LET'S GET
Course CREATIVE.
Calendar Tēnā koutou!
Yoobee Colleges is committed to developing generation after generation of
April 19 - April 30 New Zealand’s leading creative and technical talents. We’ve been doing it for
30 years and will continue for a long time to come.
M T W T F S S We are passionate about providing unique opportunities to high school
students which is why this April we are launching two new tech-based
Digital Illustration
courses: E-Sports and Ethical Hacking.
Film Making
Visual Design
COVID-19 Statement
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In the event of a potential COVID-19 lockdown (that would affect these
courses), we have the capacity to deliver courses remotely. We have experience
M T W T F S S in successfully continuing the delivery of our holiday programmes online
E-Sports based on previous lockdowns. If this situation did arise, the available options
26 27 28 29 30 1 2 would be remote learning or a transfer to the following holiday programmes.
We would also be in touch with you directly on the suitable options available.
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April Holiday Programmes April Holiday Programmes
E-Sports Film-making Digital Illustration
Create an E-Sports tournament! Practical workshop in Film Getting creative with a tablet
Learn what goes into setting up an exciting
Make your very own mini-film in a 4-day Working through the basics of canvas set-
E-Sports event. Explore different games and genres
workshop by learning hands-on skills in film- up, brush presets, colour theory and then to
used in e-sports tournaments, event planning
making. Working in teams, you will learn some the fundamentals of how to create a series of
and preparation. You’ll create a mini tournament
brand new skills in filming and then work through illustrations with the skills you have learnt.
on campus including live streaming. An exciting
the production process. On the last day, there will Packed full of several exciting illustration mini-
introduction to e-sports and gaming communities.
be an in-class screening of your masterpiece! projects and the ultimate introduction to the
• Exploration of potential games and platforms
• Storyboarding & Pre-Production Wacom tablet.
• Setting up steaming equipment and software
• Understanding camera basics for Film • Traditional drawing exercises
• Options for custom levels and environments
• Group work included • Introduction to Photoshop
• Planning and running an e-sports event
Software: Premiere Pro • Character design and other creative activities
• Participating in an e-sports tournament
Camera: Industry standard DSLR (provided) • Wacom Tablets/iPads are provided
Software: OBS Studio, Twitch or other relevant
Time: 9am - 3pm • Take home your printed creations
streaming software
Software: Photoshop
Time: 9am - 3pm
Time: 9am - 3pm
4 Days 19th - 22nd April $300
3 Days 27th - 29th April $225
4 Days 19th - 22nd April $300
Visual Design
Branding & Poster Design
Spend three days developing core skills in graphic
design software: Photoshop & Illustrator. You
will be working to a design brief for a simple
advertisement poster by incorporating your own
icon design made.
• Creating an advertisement poster in Photoshop
• Icon design in Illustrator
• Take home your printed creations
Software: Photoshop & Illustrator
Time: 9am - 3pm
3 Days 20th - 22nd April $225
Indigenous THE
Legends Scholarship! IMPORTANT INFO
We are please to announce the winner for our
Indigenous Legends Scholarship – Hakopa
Ririnui.
When our Rotorua team first met with
Hakopa, it was hard not to be impressed with STAR Funded Equipment Provided
his art, but what impressed them even more Yoobee is a an authorised STAR Our School holiday courses give
provider and our courses offer great everyone a chance to try new things,
was his personality and his passion towards this includes using our equipment!
opportunities for students to develop
his art and culture. their creative abilities and learn new Enjoy the use of our high spec PC's,
skills and techniques in the or learn how to operate and industry
ever-changing world of design. standard DSLR camera. We have iPads
Congratulations Hakopa! We can't wait to see
and Wacom Tablets galore and all the
what you achieve throughout your studies. STAR funding can be allocated
industry standard software needed to
to students as we provide them with
get stuck in!
relevant and coherent
If you are interested in our many scholarships
learning experiences aligned to
that we offer for full-time courses then please vocational pathways.
contact Jo McCormick.
Study with Us! Taught by Industry
Our next intake for our full-time Professionals
programmes starts in July in campuses
When our tutors aren’t teaching or
nationwide. Enrolments are also
learning new things themselves, they
now open for February. To enrol now
are working in the industry.
in either intake, either jump on our
website or speak to one of our friendly We have professional filmmakers,
Student Recruitment Advisors. They designers, and artists all willing to
can help map out your study journey share their work experience with you.
with us! Each tutor is passionate and incredibly
0800 66 55 44 | www.yoobee.ac.nz excited to share what they know!
Creative work by:
Gaston Junca - Game Development Wellington
APRIL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES ENROL TODAY! To enrol in any of the programmes you can either contact our Business Development Coordinator: Jo McCormick 07 460 1131 or 021 597 704 jo.mccormick@yoobeecolleges.com Or visit our website to enrol online! www.yoobee.ac.nz YOOBEE ROTORUA 1220 Eruera Street, Rotorua Please be aware that students are unsupervised during breaks and lunch times and are able to leave the campus. If this is not acceptable parents and caregivers should make alternative arrangements.
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