Cornerstone International Community College of Canada (CICCC) in Vancouver offers 12-month and 24-month Digital Marketing Specialist The first half of the course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in their chosen field of study.
In the first half of the course, students acquire knowledge and skills, and in the second half, they can actually work in a company. This is the perfect program for university students taking a leave of absence to study abroad or for working professionals looking to improve their careers.
Digital Marketing Lesson Content
The Digital Marketing Specialist Co-op Diploma program is designed for students who are interested in learning about Google web analytics, WordPress development, SEO, online marketing strategy, social media marketing, and search engine business approaches to online display, and more.
Course durations are 12 and 24 months, and in both cases, 50% of the first half of the course is lecture and 50% of the second half is paid internship.
Students can also work part-time for 20 hours per week during the lecture period.
The following is the main content
-Digital Marketing Strategy
-Social Media Marketing
-Website development with -WordPress
-Email Marketing
-Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
-Content marketing
-Online Advertising
-Google Web Analytics
Career Opportunities after Graduation
-Online Marketing Specialist
-Account/Client Coordinator
-Social Media Marketing Coordinator
-Digital Marketing Assistant
-Search Engine Optimization Analyst
-Content Marketing Coordinator
-E-mail Marketing Specialist
-Online Ads Assistant
Career Opportunities after Graduation
Thoughts after the first month of coop
The COOP program started in April 2024.
I am majoring in Digital Marketing, a 6 month classroom + 6 month internship course.
My classmates are 20 and almost half of them are Japanese. Other classmates are from Mexico, Colombia, Korea, and Thailand.The class atmosphere is very good and the classes are a lot of fun.I think there are about 3 students with marketing experience, but most of them have no experience.
As for English proficiency, my non-Japanese classmates seem to have no trouble at all expressing their opinions in English. Most of the Japanese, including myself, have taken ESL and then moved on to COOP.
My impression is that they are not as good at English as students of other nationalities.
There is not much homework. But what is more difficult is the presentation. Many teachers will give you time to prepare during class, but there are times when you will need to prepare outside of class. In my case, I have a little knowledge of digital marketing, so I can understand the class content, but I find it a big challenge to express and summarize my opinions in my own words.
The teachers are easy to understand and eager to help me if I have questions, so I will continue to do my best.
