Photoshop Level 1 and Level 2 are usually taken weeks apart, and the gap costs people something. You learn masks on a Tuesday, go back to work, and by the time you reach channel masking and Blend If a month later you are relearning half of the first course. This bootcamp runs the two back to back over four consecutive days. Monday's habits are still in your hands on Thursday, which is exactly when they become permanent.
The first two days are the whole of Photoshop Level 1: document setup and resolution, layers, groups and smart objects, selections and the Select and Mask workspace, layer masks, Levels and Curves, healing and Content-Aware Fill, Camera Raw as a smart filter, type, and export for both print and screen. The second two days are the whole of Photoshop Level 2: channel-based masking that holds flyaway hair, Blend If and blending options, per-channel Curves and Selective Colour, matching two photographs shot in different light, painting contact and cast shadows, layer comps, actions and batch processing, artboards, soft proofing and press-ready output.
Running it as a block changes what can be taught. The composite you cut out on day two is the file you grade and shadow on day three. The action you record on day four batches the images you corrected on day one. By the end you have one project that has been through every stage rather than eight unrelated exercises, and a set of exported files at print and screen sizes from the same master.
Four days is intense and it is meant to be. Come with the software installed and working, and expect to be tired. The pace suits people who have taken a week off to learn properly, teams being brought up to a standard together, and career changers who need to be usable quickly. Both courses are built against the published domains of the Adobe Certified Professional in Adobe Photoshop exam, which is sat separately through Certiport at an authorised test centre; MyLearnPlus does not award Adobe credentials and no course can guarantee a pass. Live online in your own timezone or in the classroom in Colombo, priced in LKR for Sri Lanka and USD elsewhere, with invoicing available for employers.