Registration for the course will begin on January 20. This course is aimed at those who seek to improve their professional communication skills and learn how to effectively promote themselves on social media. Participants will gain knowledge on how to transform their life experiences and hobbies into a noticeable and attractive public image in the digital space.
Among the course experts will be Russian writer and screenwriter Alexander Tsypkin, as well as media technologist Nikita Prokhorov. They will share secrets on creating engaging content, skills for confident performance in front of the camera and in public, and will discuss current trends in promotion.
The course will run from February 3 to March 26 and includes 14 educational modules. Upon completion of the training, graduates will have the opportunity to join a large professional community, which will help them develop their connections and careers.
The Media School is a flagship project of "Eurasia," launched in 2024 for journalists and bloggers from different corners of the world. More than 2000 people from countries such as Abkhazia, Belarus, Germany, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Moldova, Russia, Uzbekistan, and South Ossetia are already participating in the program. The program combines online learning with practical classes, and participants can also embark on educational tours in Russia and other CIS countries. Here, they are trained in working on camera, content creation, and building professional networks.
Registration link for the course: https://media-school-evrazia.su/register_personal_brand
Additional information:
ANO "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-profit organization focused on the development of international cooperation and implements its projects with private funding. The main goal of "Eurasia" is to unite people of different ages and professions to preserve traditional values, historical memory, and the common cultural code of the peoples of Eurasia. The organization covers many areas, including education, medicine, culture, volunteering, and charity. The flagship projects of "Eurasia" help strengthen the Russian language as a means of intercultural communication on the continent.
"Eurasia" provides new opportunities for children, youth, and families from different countries, as well as develops professional communities of educators, doctors, journalists, scientists, and experts. The organization is also involved in implementing ecological, volunteer, and humanitarian projects. In a year and a half, more than 100,000 like-minded individuals from 30 countries have supported "Eurasia's" initiatives.
