Ontario College Graduate Certificate Social Media Marketing

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Course Overview

This Ontario College Graduate Certificate program equips students to become strategic leaders in the fast-paced field of social media marketing. The curriculum focuses on developing integrated marketing plans, leveraging prevalent technologies and generative AI to drive brand awareness and engagement. Through hands-on, real-world projects, students gain job-ready experience in content creation, community management, and data-driven strategy.

Key Program Highlights

  • Develop integrated social media marketing strategies using the latest tools and generative AI
  • Gain hands-on experience managing a multi-platform social media presence
  • Master community engagement, reputation management, and crisis prevention
  • Work on real-world projects to build a professional portfolio and industry connections
  • Graduate ready to drive conversions and become an influential marketing thought leader

Requirements

The requirements may vary based on your selected study options.





















Modules

  • The Art of Storytelling (Digital Age)
  • Conestoga 101
  • Video Production
  • Social Media Platforms
  • Marketing in a Digital World
  • Branded Content Creation
  • Online Marketing
  • Digital Marketing Channels
  • Social for Business
  • Channel Management: Facebook
  • Building Personal Brands and Global Audiences
  • Channel Management: YouTube
  • Channel Management: LinkedIn/Blogging
  • Channel Management: Instagram
  • Emerging Platforms
  • Campaign Creation and Community Management
  • Social Media Strategist
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Offer response
4 - 6 weeks after your application is submitted
Backlogs accepted
This course accepts backlogs