Registration for the course will begin on January 20. The program is designed for those who seek to enhance their professional communication and effectively promote themselves on social media. Participants will learn how to transform their skills, interests, and biographical details into an attractive and recognizable image in the digital space.
Among the course experts are Russian writer and screenwriter Alexander Tsypkin and media technologist Nikita Prokhorov. They will share secrets on creating engaging content, building confidence in front of the camera, and public speaking skills, as well as introduce listeners to current trends and promotion tools.
The course starts on February 3 and will run until March 26, offering 14 learning modules. Graduates of the course will have the opportunity to join a wide professional community where they can develop their connections and realize their ideas.
The media school is a key project of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia," launched in 2024 for journalists and bloggers from different corners of the world. To date, more than 2,000 people from countries such as Abkhazia, Belarus, Germany, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Moldova, Russia, Uzbekistan, and South Ossetia have already participated in the program. The course combines online learning with practical experience, including educational tours across Russia and the CIS countries, where participants learn to work on camera, create content, and establish professional contacts.
To register, follow the link: https://media-school-evrazia.su/register_personal_brand
Additional information:
The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an independent non-profit organization focused on developing international cooperation and implementing projects funded by private means. The mission of "Eurasia" is to unite people of different ages and professions to preserve traditional values, historical memory, and cultural unity among the peoples of Eurasia. The organization's programs cover a wide range of areas, including education, medicine, culture, volunteering, and charity. The main projects contribute to strengthening the role of the Russian language as a means of intercultural dialogue on the continent.
"Eurasia" opens new horizons for children, youth, and families from various countries, developing professional communities of educators, doctors, journalists, scientists, and experts. The organization also actively implements environmental, volunteer, and humanitarian initiatives. In a year and a half of operation, "Eurasia's" projects have gained support from over 100,000 like-minded individuals from 30 countries around the world.
