Digital Literacy unit course focuses on equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate and utilize digital resources effectively in the context of reading, writing, and publishing. Key areas of study typically include:

  1. Understanding Digital Formats: Exploration of various digital book formats (e.g., ePub, PDF) and their characteristics.
  2. Accessing Digital Resources: Techniques for finding and evaluating e-books, online databases, and digital libraries.
  3. Critical Reading Skills: Developing strategies for analyzing digital texts and distinguishing credible sources.
  4. Digital Publishing Tools: Familiarization with software and platforms for creating and distributing digital content.
  5. Ethical Considerations: Discussion of copyright, plagiarism, and responsible use of digital materials.

Overall, the course aims to enhance students' ability to engage with digital texts critically and creatively, preparing them for the evolving landscape of digital literacy in publishing and beyond

 Book Production and Distribution unit course provides an in-depth exploration of the processes involved in bringing a book from manuscript to market. Key topics typically include:

  1. Manuscript Preparation: Understanding editing, typesetting, and design.
  2. Production Processes: Overview of printing techniques, binding, and quality control.
  3. Distribution Channels: Examination of various distribution methods, including traditional and digital avenues.
  4. Marketing Strategies: Insights into promoting books effectively to reach target audiences.
  5. Supply Chain Management: Analyzing logistics and inventory management in the publishing industry.

Overall, the course equips trainees with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of book production and distribution in today's publishing landscape

Publishing and Book Trade unit course provides a comprehensive overview of the publishing industry and its commercial aspects. Key topics typically covered include:

  1. Publishing Process: Understanding the stages of publishing, from manuscript acquisition to final production and distribution.
  2. Market Analysis: Exploring trends in the book market, including genres, audience demographics, and sales strategies.
  3. Business Models: Examining various publishing models, such as traditional publishing, self-publishing, and hybrid approaches.
  4. Rights and Licensing: Overview of copyright issues, international rights, and licensing agreements.
  5. Marketing and Sales: Strategies for promoting books and maximizing sales through both traditional and digital channels.

The course aims to equip students with a solid foundation in the publishing industry's operational and commercial aspects, preparing them for careers in various roles within the field