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Digital Marketing Course

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  • #32
    mimof
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭mimof


    Caoimh37 wrote: »
    Hey there,

    Cheers for the info, nice to see there are options out there....
    Are you finding your course interesting? glad you did it? what job prospects can you see done the line?

    I'm really considering this as a career avenue

    thanks

    Hi Caoimh37, sorry for the late reply to this. I'm loving the course, though quite a big juggle between work and study at times, esp coming up to assignment deadlines (next one is in 2 weeks!). I'm hoping to move into a digital marketing role in my current company. There's a lot more DM jobs being advertised now - the DMI has some on it's site http://digitalmarketinginstitute.ie/category/jobs/ and I'm sure the job agencies have a lot more.

    By the way, interesting debate going on on Damien Mulleys blog about the courses offered by both the DMI and the IIA (Irish Internet Assoc.) who now also offer a Diploma in Digital Marketing. http://www.mulley.net/2010/08/11/digital-marketing-diplomas-and-fetac/


  • #33
    pjackson
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭pjackson


    I wonder if anyone has experience of the digital marketing programmes available on-line in the UK, in particular the Institute of Direct Marketing's certificate and diploma in digital marketing. How do these stack up?


  • #34
    radooo
    Registered Users Posts: 114 ✭✭radooo


    DCU course is priced similarly as is the DMI - roughly €3,700 + application fee €45. I am deciding between these two: DCU vs. DMI and any useful suggestion will be greatly appreciated. Looks as DCU has very high standards but how does it compare to the wealth of industry expertise from DMI? Which one would you consider and why?


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