We train beginner photographers through our #1 award-winning online photography courses, approved by The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award as an official skills activity provider.
Any of our 4 approved courses are the perfect way to help you complete your skills section.
Studying 60-90 mins per week will keep you on track. Our course modules have enough content to qualify for the skills section of your Bronze, Silver or Gold level award (see individual courses below for award eligibility).
Our courses are self-paced, so you can fit them in around your other activities. It will give you a full understanding of how to use a camera, basic technical elements and how to get creative.
These online photography and editing courses not only teach you all the standard technical expertise, settings, skills, tricks and effects with your camera in an easy-to-follow format – but we also show you how to use these skills to develop your own individual style as a photographer.
Courses are loaded with fun interactive quizzes and educational tests to help you keep all the information where you need it most.
Your course progress will be tracked and verified by our iPhotography assessor. They will automatically update your eDofE record upon completing the course and send your a confirmation email with your course certificate.
Stephen brings many years of photographic experience with him to his role as iPhotography’s head content and course creator.
After leaving art school in 2005 he went straight into studio photography working alongside Photo Corp UK, before running one of the UK’s most successful high-end portrait studios with Venture Studios for over a decade.
His personal work which stretches from portraits to landscapes, and other niches in between could be described as atmospheric and low key – sounds moody, but he’s not really!
He’s previously had work published by Adobe Photoshop on top of many industry awards for his portrait photography.
If you aspire to capture beautiful photographs that you can be proud of, then don’t waste any more time. To take the best photos you need the best training and guidance to reach your goals.
Choose from one of our four DofE-approved courses today and begin your journey inside the exciting and satisfying world of photography!
Our popular online photography course will show you how to use a digital camera and what makes a great photo (and even how to edit it).
See how easy it is to take amazing photos of your friends, family and even your pets with our portrait photography course.
Discover the art of light manipulation and see how to capture light trails and other unique photography tricks.
Learn how to create amazing digital artwork using Photoshop CC. You will need a copy of Photoshop CC already installed on your computer to follow this course.
Here’s an overview of some of the incredible benefits you’ll get when you sign up for iPhotography Course today:
World-class, step-by-step online photography training; engineered with LearnLock™ Technology for maximum retention and recall. Interactive, engaging modules with certified test results.
Personal critiques and constructive written feedback from qualified photography tutors. Receive 1-on-1 advice and tips from the experts.
Before you start, upload an image to your profile. Upload another of the same subject upon completing the course and see how you have evolved as a photographer developing your own style and self-belief.
Packed with quizzes, tests and lots of interactivity to make your learning fun, fast and highly effective!
Access our library of handy downloads and extra bonus materials, including: lighting diagrams, posing guides, color wheels, eBooks, presets and more.
High definition exclusive follow-along Photoshop editing tutorials. Learn how to tweak and improve your photos in just a few clicks.
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We offer a full 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. If you are at all unhappy with your course, for any reason, just let us know and we’ll issue a full refund.
