
Social Media Marketing & Branding for High School Students
Virtual Course by Stefany Gittleman, CEO & Founder of The Gold Maze
Course Description:
Want to stand out in your college application? Interested in social media, marketing, or design? Join a dynamic 7-week virtual course (Starting MID JUNE - 1 class per week / 1 hour each (7 classes total) led by Stefany Gittleman, CEO and Founder of The Gold Maze, a creative social media marketing agency. This course is designed to give high school students hands-on experience in branding and marketing, with a focus on strategic thinking and creative development.
Over the course, you’ll explore the world of social media marketing by developing real-world skills in Canva, social media analytics, and creating campaigns from start to finish. You’ll work in cohorts to develop your own branding projects, learning how to create brand pillars, design graphics, and effectively use various platforms like LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. Gain insight into the power of strategic ads and internships as part of the broader marketing landscape.
By the end of the course, students will have:
A thorough understanding of branding and strategic marketing
How to create a digital portfolio that will be used in conjunction with your resume
Hands-on experience with social media analytics, campaigns, and content creation
Skill development in Canva and graphic design tools
Insight into the power of internships and how they can shape your career
Learn public speaking
AI
Walk away with a digital portfolio to use as an addendum to your college application
A certificate of completion to showcase your new skills and knowledge
All classes are held in the morning and recorded for flexibility. This course will enhance your college applications, giving you a competitive edge with valuable, practical skills in social media marketing and design.
Apply now and get ready to differentiate yourself!
We understand life happens, so there will always be a recording of the class. TGM does not offer refunds