For Tawjihi students and graduates
Explore animation, filmmaking, games, or marketing through practical training in Amman. Develop an original project and consider a path that fits your university plans or preparation for work.
Ask admissions for the confirmed duration, training hours, and timetable for your chosen program and intake.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
You may want to build experience before university or focus on preparing for creative work. Compare the purpose of each path and the commitment involved.
Use practical training to explore your strengths, develop a portfolio, and begin university with a clearer view of the creative work you enjoy.
Focus on the production skills and portfolio evidence that help you explain your contribution to an entry-level role or client project.
Check eligibility, the actual timetable, and the time needed for project work. Paid work depends on readiness, availability, and employer or client requirements.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
Choose a starting point, then explore the track in detail. Each direction brings a different creative focus to your project.
Explore visual storytelling, character ideas, and movement. Develop choices that make a scene communicate clearly.
Shape a story through planning, images, editing, and sound. Learn to explain what each production choice adds.
Explore gameplay, interactive worlds, and the player experience. Connect an idea with a prototype others can understand.
Turn audience understanding into purposeful content. Develop a message and choose formats that support it.
Project examples show possible creative directions. The approved track outline defines the actual work and assessment. Role requirements vary.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
Develop your idea through a practical production process. Combine creative fundamentals with relevant AI-assisted methods, and keep your own judgement central.
Define the brief, audience, references, and intended result.
Create the scenes, assets, interaction, or campaign material your idea needs.
Assess the result, respond to feedback, and improve the details.
Explain your work, creative decisions, and role in the project.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
Review the written program offer before confirming your place. Admissions should explain the practical commitment and the qualification, where applicable.
Confirm the age, school-result, application, and assessment requirements for your chosen program.
Check the confirmed duration, training hours, weekly sessions, and time needed for project work.
Ask for the full fees, what is included, and any device, software, or material requirements.
Confirm the exact award, issuer, applicable recognition, and completion requirements stated in your offer.
Understand the services available, who provides them, and how you access support as a student or graduate.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
Think about work for a local studio, a brand’s content team, an educational project, or an interactive experience. A focused portfolio helps you explain the contribution you could make in different settings.
These are directions to explore. Actual roles and client projects depend on skills, requirements, and available opportunities.
Student Employment
Develop original work, prepare to present it at Demo Day, and learn how the academy’s employment pathway connects students and graduates with relevant professional conversations.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
Current students and graduates are welcome to contact admissions. The team will confirm the age, school-result, and other entry requirements for the program and intake you are considering.
Previous creative experience is not required to begin. You must still meet the entry requirements and complete any admissions assessment for your chosen track.
Review the confirmed session timetable and the time needed for project work with admissions. Decide whether that commitment fits your existing studies before enrolling.
The award depends on the approved program and intake. Ask for its exact title, issuer, applicable recognition, and completion requirements in writing. A training award must not be assumed to be a university degree or academic credit.
Review eligibility, timetable, full fees, equipment, assessment, award details, and employment support. Ask admissions to explain anything unclear in the written offer.
No. Training and a portfolio can support your preparation, while job offers and client projects depend on your abilities, selection, and available opportunities.
For Tawjihi students and graduates
Tell us what you enjoy creating and how training could fit your plans. Explore the tracks, review your program offer, and start registration when you are ready.
