Graphic Design Training in Kenya: Lunch With Our Graphic Design Students
Today was a great day for our graphic design students.
Our Creative Director and Co-Founder, Gitonga Ruchiami, you can call himTosh, took the graphic design students out for lunch after their graphic design training session.
The students are part of the FCA Creative Industries Program, a program run by Finn Church Aid. TAG Creative has been part of this program since it started, supporting young creatives with practical digital skills training.

For the last 2 months, Tosh has been leading the graphic design training for this cohort. The students are beginners, but they are learning how to think, create, design, and use modern tools with confidence…and the results so far has been astounding!
Just look at this design from one of our students, Alex Momanyi. In this clip below, he is showing off a content marketing video that he created from scratch…and just to think that the graphic design training started just 2 months ago. Impressive!
Graphic Design Training Is More Than Learning Software
Many people think graphic design training is only about learning tools like Canva, Photoshop, Illustrator, or AI design tools. But good graphic design training is also about confidence.
It is about helping students understand ideas, solve problems, ask questions, share their thoughts, and believe that they can create professional work.
That is why today’s lunch was important.

When students are relaxed, they open up more. They ask questions more freely. They share what they are struggling with. They talk about their dreams, their fears, and what they want to do after the training.
This helps us understand them better as people, not just as students.

Why Community Matters in Graphic Design Training
Graphic design, as well as learning digital marketing and other digital skills such as SEO and coding can sometimes feel like a lonely skill to learn. Many beginners spend hours watching tutorials, trying to figure things out on their own, and wondering whether their work is good enough.
When students learn as part of a community, they realise they are not alone. They can ask questions, share ideas, learn from each other’s mistakes, and see how other people approach the same design challenge.
Being part of a creative community also helps students grow faster. Designers improve through feedback. Sometimes another student will notice something you missed. Sometimes a trainer will suggest a better way to communicate an idea. These conversations help students become better designers and more confident creatives.
Today’s lunch gave everyone a chance to connect outside the classroom and get to know each other better. When people feel comfortable around each other, they are more willing to ask questions, share their work, and support one another. Over time, these relationships become an important part of the learning journey.
This also matters because graphic design is not just about creating designs on a computer. Professional designers work with clients, marketing teams, business owners, content creators, and other creatives every day. Learning how to communicate ideas, receive feedback, and collaborate with others is just as important as learning design software.

Looking for Graphic Design Training in Kenya?
If you are looking for graphic design training in Kenya, graphic design and AI training, or practical digital skills training for beginners, TAG Creative offers hands-on learning that helps students build real creative skills.
Our training is designed for beginners who want to learn graphic design, build confidence, understand digital tools, and prepare for opportunities in the creative industry.
Need to talk to someone directly? You can chat with Tag Creative on WhatsApp here.
