ICT & Digital Media

Book Binding/Printing

About This Skill

Transform Loose Pages into Professional Publications! This programme trains students in the practical processes involved in printing, finishing and binding books, reports, manuals, certificates and other printed materials. Trainees learn document preparation, paper handling, printing methods and finishing techniques used in commercial and institutional print production. Students carry out hands-on tasks such as cutting and trimming paper, arranging page sections, stapling, stitching, gluing, hard and soft cover binding, laminating, embossing and operating basic digital printing and finishing equipment. Emphasis is placed on accuracy, neat presentation and efficient workflow management. By the completion of the course, participants will be capable of producing professionally finished documents, carrying out small-scale printing jobs, repairing damaged books and managing customised binding services for schools, offices, publishers and business organisations. The programme combines technical production skills with practical opportunities for self-employment in the printing and publishing industry.
Mandatory Skills Qualification (MSQ): completing this skill alongside your ND/HND earns you a National Skills Qualification (NSQ) certificate, per NBTE requirements for all polytechnic graduates. Choose it as a vertical skill if it matches your core course of study, or horizontal if it's in a different field entirely.

Training Fee

₦20,000

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