Go from using Canva to designing with confidence.
Level One taught them the tools. Level Two teaches them how great design actually works, so they can make ads, infographics, posters and more that look thoughtful and polished. Online, self-paced, for kids and teens ages 10+.
- 12 months of access
- Works with free Canva
- 30-day refund if not started
See what’s inside, in two minutes
Watch a quick tour of Level Two so you know exactly what your child will be making.
Everything your child needs is ready to go
Clear video lessons, printable handouts and projects they’ll want to finish. You don’t have to plan a thing.
What this means for your child
Level Two goes beyond how to use Canva. It teaches them to think like a designer.
Designs that look intentional
Focal points, font pairing and the rule of thirds turn “good enough” into designs that look polished and thoughtful.
Critical thinking and problem-solving
They learn to look at a design, ask what’s working and what isn’t, and fix it. That’s a skill that helps well beyond design.
A portfolio of 10 finished projects
An advertisement, infographic, movie poster and more. Real work they can print, share and be proud of.
Skills that show up at school
Infographics, posters, presentations and book reports all get better when your child knows how to design them.
Reflection that builds ownership
A final self-evaluation helps them see how far they’ve come and what they want to learn next.
Confidence to keep growing
Each project they finish proves what they can do. It’s also a natural stepping stone toward our Website Design with Canva course.
What they’ll learn and make
Ten lessons, each pairing one design idea with new Canva tools and a project to apply them.
Focal Points
Canva tools: Flip, Using Folders
Project: AdvertisementFont Pairing
Canva tools: Graphs and Data
Project: InfographicRule of Thirds
Canva tools: Uploading, Mockups
Project: T-shirt designColour Psychology
Canva tools: Locking
Project: Recipe cardMood and Tone
Canva tools: Cutouts, Shadows
Project: Mood boardVisual Metaphors
Canva tools: Editing Images
Project: Device wallpaperVisual Storytelling
Canva tools: Hyperlinking
Project: BiographySymmetry and Asymmetry
Canva tools: Cropping
Project: Character profile posterWhite Space and Minimalism
Canva tools: Sharing a Template
Project: Movie posterPattern and Repetition
Canva tools: Positioning Horizontally and Vertically
Project: Weekly planner templateHands-on learning that sticks
- Short videos they can pause and rewatch whenever they need
- “Mixed-up designs” to fix, so they learn to spot problems
- Original projects that put each new idea into practice
- A printable handout and design checklist for every lesson
- Every design saved in their own Canva account
Is Level Two right for your child?
Start here if they…
Have finished Level One.
Already feel comfortable in Canva and are ready for more advanced ideas.
Are age 10 or up and love creating things.
Start with Level One if they…
Easy for you, safe for them
Everything parents ask about before saying yes.
Free Canva is all they need
Every lesson and assignment uses features in the free version. Canva Pro is optional.
12 months to finish
Work around your family’s schedule. About one lesson a week fits neatly into a school term.
One payment, no subscription
$50 CAD once. No recurring charges and nothing to cancel.
Private, optional community
A space for students and parents only. Kids never have to share their name, photo or personal info, and they don’t have to join.
Homeschool friendly
A great way to cover Media + Arts. A third party can pay on your behalf if you use homeschool funding.
30-day refund
Not the right fit? Get a full refund within 30 days as long as the course hasn’t been started.
Taught by a designer who’s also a homeschool mom
Hi, I’m Pam! I’m a professional website designer and homeschool mom of two in British Columbia, Canada. I never got to learn these skills as a kid, and I know what a difference they’ve made. Design led to a career I love, and made it possible for me to work and homeschool my children.
I built these courses so kids can learn the skills I wish I’d had, with clear lessons and projects that let them learn by doing.
Take their design skills to the next level
Graphic Design with Canva · Level Two
One-time payment
- 10 video lessons and 10 handouts
- 10 creative projects
- Final project, quiz and self-evaluation
- 12 months of access
- Works with a free Canva account
- Optional private community
30-day refund as long as the course hasn’t been started.
Questions parents ask
What does my child need to take the course?
A free Canva account. Canva Pro gives more options, but every lesson and assignment is designed around the free version.
Does my child have to do Level One first?
No. If they’ve finished Level One, they can move straight into Level Two. If they already have a good handle on Canva and are ready for more advanced concepts, they can skip Level One and start here.
What age is it for?
I recommend ages 10 and up. Every child is different, so choose the level that matches their current skills.
How long will we have access?
12 months from purchase, plenty of time to go at your own pace.
How many lessons should we do each week?
Your child works at their own pace. To finish in one school term, aim for at least one lesson a week and leave time for the final project.
Will my child be able to keep their designs?
Yes! Each assignment is set up so they can make a copy in their own Canva account. They can print, share and reuse them.
What is the refund policy?
You can request a refund within 30 days of purchase as long as the course hasn’t been started. If life gets in the way and your child can’t finish within the 12 months, email me and we’ll work something out.
Can we use homeschool funding?
Often, yes. If a third party needs to purchase on your behalf, have them email hello@pamlauzon.com with your first and last name and email address. I’ll send them an invoice and send you an invitation to create your login.
Is this a membership or subscription?
No. It’s a single payment of $50 CAD.
Does my child have to join the community?
No. It’s optional and only for students and parents. Students never need to share their name, photo or personal information.
