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Graphic designers produce visual media which can be used for magazines, adverts, brochures and even video games. They can work either in print or online, and in a variety of industries.

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What does a Graphic designer do?

Although there are a number of different types of roles graphic designers fill, a typical day would involve:

Liaising with the client to formulate ideas
Discussing budget and deadline
Presenting preliminary ideas
Getting feedback/ approval from client
Producing the final layout with specialist software

What hours does a Graphic designer typically do?

As a graphic designer you can expect to work around 37 hours a week, usually within the core office hours of 9am - 5.30pm. However, working overtime during evenings and weekends is common when deadlines are approaching.

What environment is a Graphic designer based in?

A studio or an office, depending on the role and personal preference.

How much does a Graphic designer travel?

As you will spend the majority of your time in the office or studio, travel is generally limited to visiting clients.

How much does a Graphic designer get paid?

At an entry level position, graphic designers can expect to earn around £16,000 to £18,000 a year. After a few years of experience, this can increase to anywhere from £20,000 to £30,000 a year.

Those who go on to become senior designers, with a wealth of experience, can expect to earn the highest salaries, typically earning between £35,000 and £50,000 a year.

What qualifications does a Graphic designer need?

Although there are no formal requirements, most employers will expect to have at least a HND in graphic design or another visual art, with many requiring a full undergraduate degree.

You'll also need to have developed your own portfolio, something normally done throughout university.

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