Video Editing Essentials
About This Course
This course is designed for aspiring content creators, marketing staff, administrative personnel, small business owners, and individuals who want to create simple and effective videos for workplace, business, or social media use. Learners will gain hands-on skills to prepare media files, organise video clips, understand file naming conventions, and apply basic video editing techniques using video editing software. Through practical activities, learners will learn how to arrange footage in a logical sequence, edit and export videos according to technical requirements, and apply ethical and legal practices when using media assets. This course will equip learners with the essential skills to produce edited video content that is clear, organised, and suitable for various content distribution channels.
This course is for beginner.
What You'll Learn
Learners will demonstrate the ability to prepare for the video editing process by creating folders, arranging media assets, labelling media files, and applying correct technical formats. They will learn how to organise video clips, audio files, images, and project resources systematically, while optimising media file size to support efficient editing and file management.
Learners will develop practical skills to edit and export videos using video editing software. Through hands-on activities, they will apply basic editing techniques, arrange selected footage in a logical sequence, understand media delivery specifications and standards, and export completed videos in suitable formats for broadcast, online platforms, or other content distribution channels.
Learners will learn to comply with ethical and legal requirements when producing edited video content. They will understand common forms of copyright infringement, recognise the importance of using approved media assets, and apply responsible practices when editing, exporting, and sharing video content.
Entry Requirements
• Able to operate using computer functions
• Speak, listen and read English at a proficiency level not lower than the WPL Level 3
• Minimum Secondary education. Able to use laptops or mobile devices.