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By Catherine Antonia Heder (More) • Last updated on October 26.06.2023, XNUMX • First published on 30.01.2013/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 4389 readers, 3317 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
Wherever you click, all offers for further training for working as a social media manager reach us everywhere. What is one Further Training really worth it? What should one pay attention to? What career opportunities do you really have after that? And will not there be as many social media graduates as nail designers soon?
Actually, the further training market seems like looking for a needle in a haystack. However, all continuing education providers agree on one thing: you have to be active in Web 2.0 yourself in order to Further Training to be able to go through actively.
Who (yet) not at Facebook is, this as an absolute entry-level criterion for those interested must urgently make up for at least the greatest Network to be able to operate.
It seems all the more important to realistically assess one's own level of knowledge and, based on this, to compare the contents of the seminar: What use is a very good further training if I Basics miss?
However, anyone who dares to compare the training courses will fast see that not only the content is different, but that there is already a large number of special further training courses:
For example, the IST study institute relies on a special one Strategy. Here you will find next to a further education, which above all the needs of sports clubs and sports companies, another course that deals with the acquisition of new workers through the new media.
In addition, there is also a course on tourism (the third main focus of the IST). What is the difference between continuing education with and without focus?
In fact, the advanced training courses with a focus are much more practical than theCourses with a social media management training objective. This Objective is ensured not only by the lecturers, who all come from successful practice, but also by the demands of the participants:
I personally know a number of graduates of various further training courses who are quite successfully have started a company. That speaks for the quality of this training.
However, it gets interesting when you ask about the future prospects: A subject-specific training can be found on the current job market, which is often still after the Study with focus Marketing / Communication asks to bring important points in comparison to competitors.
In fact, you should also look at the offered price here: There will always be providers who are more expensive than other providers. It is worth taking a closer look at the content.
Here are some examples,
In view of the fact that the topic of strategy will become increasingly important in the coming months, every participant in such a further training course should ensure that he/she understands the details in detail steps towards the independent creation of social media strategies.
A further training course that mainly focuses on the function and use of social networks can serve as an entry point for the inexperienced. However, only those who know how to use the corporate identity of a company can really derive professional benefit from it Company can be successfully (!) transferred into digital reality.
At the end of the apprenticeship, however, a job doesn't necessarily work. The job market is not yet prepared for the new job profiles. As a rule, social media is seen as part of marketing and, from the point of view of the HR not infrequently a business degree as a decision criterion.
The rethink About the connection between course content and job requirements is just - if at all - rudimentary, so that the job search is very sluggish and often unnerving.
In general, you should be prepared to first on an independent basis to design some (varied) projects, before actually finding a permanent position.
Unfortunately, the competition is high. The already almost inflationary number of further training flushes a flood of People on the labor market - very similar to other trendy professions such as nail design.
In the end, however, the number of those who are really "well" familiar with the matter will not be as large as a first glance at the large number of different offers might lead one to believe. Quality will prevail.
An AlternativesTo set oneself apart from the mass of further training graduates, it can also be to complete a supplementary course of study. What are your opinions and experiences on social media training?
Katharina Heder is a digital media manager and consultant. After studying German, Heder trained as a new media manager with a focus on sports and completed a degree in business administration with a specialization in online communication. She advises companies on strategic communication in social networks as an expression of part to understand one's own business model. At the same time, she uses social media strategies to develop new business models. Katharina is interested in the subject of training and further education for social media managers when she is not following various sports. You can also find more articles from her on the SocialMedia blog. Her portfolio can also be found on Torial. More information at frauheder.de All texts by Katharina Antonia Heder.
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@ Mrs. Heder & Mr. Salwiczek: I think you are both right. Their opposing opinion arises from different experiences. Certainly there are high-quality social media training courses such as wild growth. And the fact that they are recommended by the consortium may not speak in favor of some women and men in the consortium, but not fundamentally against the training.
Rather, one should think about how to introduce quality standards in this area, which enable the willing to continue to compare the offer better.
On the other hand: At the Social Media Week in September I discussed with 4 people who work in this area. When asked whether such an apprenticeship makes sense, the answer was that the contents of the apprenticeship become obsolete faster than you have obtained a qualification - by the way, a problem with which this apprenticeship is not alone - that reminds me of you Professorwho told me some time ago that he did not know what he should teach his journalism students:
You see, I am a little torn there myself.
Dear Fr. Janson,
of course you are absolutely right. The question is, however, from my point of view rather, which requirements one can ask for such an education: There are indeed constant, which does not so soon become obsolete.
As a general rule, those who learn basic skills in their education, such as the successful change of a perspective, will also benefit from it in their work.
BG
Hello Mrs. Heder,
In your contribution you raise the question in connection with the specific further education offers of the IST-Studieninstitut “what is the difference between further education with and without a focus?”.
For all who are interested, there is an information option: On the 27.02. we offer a free online live lecture with the topic "Sportbusiness - new media require new job profiles and qualifications".
If you want to register for it, you can find the presentation in the “Sport & Management” tab on the overview page of all IST online information events: www.ist.de/online-live-veranstaltungen
Best Regards,
Martin Müsken (IST-Studieninstitut)
Hello Mr. Müsken, thank you for the reference.
Dear Mr. Müsken, unfortunately, I see your contribution so late. In fact, the emphasis is not always on sports, but also on tourism.
This is exactly how you distinguish yourself from the market, as not only experts from the practice (I can tell Mario Leo only the best), but also specifically to the topic to be taught:
Specifically, you can learn from the first day how to work later. In my everyday life, I often encounter more often that I have a different (more relaxed) perspective because I simply learned to change my own view.
Unfortunately - if you look at the offers of larger operators - this is not always the case.
BG
Hello Mrs. Heder,
They compare apples to pears. No question that the offer of social media training is now very large, but that's a good thing. Please name companies of any industry that would not benefit from employees who are familiar with social media. With all due respect to the nail designers, but I do not see the need quite so high. In addition, training as a social media manager does not imply that you will only be active as such. The responsibility of social media activities in many professions is a cross-cutting task to other activities, which require social skills in addition to other professional qualifications and often build on it. It is important to understand social media as a management task and implement accordingly.
Whilst I agree with you, the quality of the training is to be high and practical. In addition to the content, you should also pay attention to the lecturers. Take a look at the lecturers of the corresponding training courses such as the Social Media Academy or the University of Applied Sciences in Cologne. They all come from the successful practice. We also have lecturers at the Social Media Manager IHK who have successfully implemented social media projects in NRW.
Best regards,
Martin Salwiczek
Hello Mr. Salwiczek,
the situation on the labor market is that social media is currently not often supported by trainees. This breaks down in the sense that there is an own professional image.
The comparison with the nageldesigner is however a different circumstance: Where 10 years before the Arge a training as a nageldesignerin was recommended, there is today for the Social Media.
There is only one thing that annoys me personally: The quality on the training market is simply not comparable, but if we are not careful now, we will have a problem similar to that in the insurance industry: poorly trained consultants sell products that they do not understand. If we look at one or the other corporate identity together, I think that you will understand that poor quality management will lead to a serious problem in the medium term. They think that social media knowledgeable staff is important in the economy - I agree with this statement without reservation: What use is the wide range of training and further education, if the majority still do not know how to build a community and social media afterwards really works.
An example of this: Why do so many companies only have one Facebookoccurs? Social media is really more and I am always surprised how little people know. An example: at a symposium, the person sitting next to me said that she had Facebook Insights did not know. From my point of view, this is further evidence that we do not need a LOT of SoMeMas, but specialist staff who do not necessarily have to come from university, but who have understood that social media consists of communication and interaction.
One further amendment:
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That is why quality management is just so incredible
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