Adobe Premiere Pro Courses

Choose the Beginner course if you are new to Premiere Pro and want to learn the core tools, timelines, editing techniques, audio, effects, titles, colour correction and export workflows. Choose Intermediate if you already understand the basics and want to develop advanced editing techniques, colour grading, multicam editing, compositing, keying, audio mixing and professional workflows. Choose Zero to Hero if you want one structured course that takes you from beginner level through to more advanced Premiere Pro skills and Adobe Certified Professional exam preparation.

No previous Premiere Pro experience is needed for the Beginner or Zero to Hero courses. You only need basic computer skills and confidence working with files and folders. For the Intermediate course, you should already understand the basics of Premiere Pro or have completed the Beginner course.

You will learn how to navigate Premiere Pro, understand the interface, set up projects, import videos, images and audio, organise assets with bins, create sequences, edit clips on the timeline, trim and reorder footage, use transitions, work with audio, create titles and credits, apply effects, apply basic colour correction and export videos for different platforms.

You will build on the basics and learn more advanced video editing workflows. Topics include advanced timeline editing, animation with keyframes, captions, AI-assisted features, colour correction, colour grading, audio editing, multicamera editing, compositing, keying, Dynamic Link workflows, integration with After Effects and Photoshop, exporting, codecs and project archiving.

The Zero to Hero course combines beginner and intermediate-level Premiere Pro training into one 5-day programme. You will start with the Premiere Pro interface, tools, project organisation, rough cuts, multipoint editing, transitions, audio, titles, credits, effects, colour correction and video output. You will then progress into advanced effects, compositing, green screen and keying, advanced audio, multicam projects, Adobe Media Encoder, Photoshop, After Effects, Dynamic Link and Adobe Certified Professional exam preparation.

Adobe Premiere Pro helps you edit professional video content using industry-standard workflows. You can organise footage, cut and refine clips, add titles and graphics, improve audio, correct colour, apply effects, work with different formats and export polished videos for web, social media, marketing, film, television and professional media production.

Depending on your course level, you can learn to create social media videos, YouTube videos, marketing videos, training videos, interviews, event videos, corporate videos, promotional content, short films, presentations, showreels and more polished video projects for digital or professional use.

Yes. The Beginner and Zero to Hero courses are designed for people who are new to Premiere Pro. The Beginner course starts from the ground up and teaches the essential editing workflow, while Zero to Hero gives you a longer route from beginner skills through to more advanced editing and certification preparation.

Yes. Premiere Pro is useful for marketing teams, social media managers, content creators and digital communications teams. You can use it to edit videos for websites, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, adverts, internal communications and branded content.

Yes. The courses cover output and export workflows, including video formats and codecs. The Beginner course also includes resizing videos for social media as part of its AI-related workflow topics.

Yes. The Beginner course covers basic colour correction, including exposure, white balance, saturation, Lumetri scopes, Lumetri looks and LUTs. The Intermediate and Zero to Hero courses go further into colour correction, colour grading, video scopes, HSL secondary corrections, mask corrections and colour matching.

Yes. The courses cover important audio editing skills, including changing clip volume, adding audio transitions, adding soundtracks, balancing audio, adjusting gain, using audio meters, converting stereo to mono, using clip and track mixers, syncing video clips with audio and fixing audio problems.

Yes. The Intermediate course includes captions and AI-assisted workflows such as creating captions, retiming captions, controlling caption styles, exporting captions with video, text-based editing and caption language translation.

Yes. The Beginner course covers titles and credits. The Intermediate and Zero to Hero courses go further into title animation, scrolling credits, responsive design options, mask title items and saving title animations.

Yes. Multicamera editing is covered in the Intermediate and Zero to Hero courses. You will learn how to sync footage, edit multicamera source sequences and work with different multicamera scenarios.

Yes. Green screen and keying are covered in the Zero to Hero course. You will learn colour keying, garbage mattes, the Ultra Key effect and different types of keys.

Yes. The Premiere Pro course content includes AI-related workflows such as enhancing speech, resizing videos for social media, auto colour correction, extending or shortening audio, extending video clip length, creating captions, auto ducking, text-based editing and colour matching video clips.

Yes. Academy Class provides practical exercises and course materials, but bringing your own footage can be useful if you want to apply the training to your own marketing, social media, business or creative projects.

Premiere Pro is mainly used for editing video clips together, cutting footage, arranging scenes, adding audio, adding titles and exporting videos. After Effects is mainly used for motion graphics, visual effects, compositing and animation. Many professionals use both together, with Premiere Pro for editing and After Effects for more advanced effects and motion graphics.

Premiere Pro is a strong choice if you work in marketing, social media, corporate video, Adobe Creative Cloud workflows or general professional video editing. DaVinci Resolve is especially strong for colour grading. If your goal is to edit videos as part of a wider Adobe workflow, Premiere Pro is usually the better starting point.

Yes. The Intermediate and Zero to Hero courses cover integration with other Adobe applications, including Photoshop and After Effects. You will also learn about Dynamic Link and round-tripping between applications.

Yes. Premiere Pro is widely used across film, television, online media, marketing and content production. The Intermediate course is especially useful if you want to develop workflows used in film, broadcast and digital media production.

Yes. Premiere Pro is useful across marketing, social media, corporate communications, film, television, education, training, internal communications and content creation. Businesses can speak to Academy Class about the most suitable training route for their team.