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The Various Working Options Within a Digital Marketing Career

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If you have a career within Digital Marketing and or if you have attained a couple of years of marketing experience, you don’t necessarily have to live the corporate “9am - 5pm” work life.

With Digital Marketing, no matter what you specialise in, there are plenty of various working options. For instance, you could become Head of the Marketing Department at a spontaneous brand. Or you could be a part of an agency, or join a start-up company. Or if working remotely and making up your own work hours is more of your thing, then you could potentially get into doing Freelancing/Contracting work.

Additionally, if you’re more entrepreneurial, you could even drift off and become a Marketing Consultant for various businesses. Or even start your own Digital Marketing agency just like Anastasia, an NZIE Graduate did! 

“I have successfully graduated from the NZIE and now I have opened my own Digital Marketing Agency“.

Overall, marketing is an asset that’s in every company’s tool belt. For that reason, the digital marketing career path isn’t going away anytime soon. 

However, it is becoming a more competitive and complex industry. With ever-changing trends and ever-changing consumers, demand for digital marketers is growing, and marketing professionals who can offer digital expertise are becoming highly sought after.

So, if you’re interested in pursuing an exciting career in Digital Marketing, why don’t you start by studying a Diploma in Digital Marketing with the New Zealand Institute of Education (NZIE). 

It’s a Level 7 NZQA accredited course which is also continuously adapted to meet the needs of the ever-changing digital landscape. 

With this Diploma, students not only learn about industry tools and tactics but also get to gain beneficial work experience. 

Students also acquire an excellent opportunities: 

  • to network
  • build connections
  • learn from talented industry-experienced tutors
  • skilled guest speakers from existing agencies and businesses
  • and highly sought-after social media influencers like How to DAD!

The NZIE Diploma is an excellent stepping-stone for your Digital Marketing Career and ticket into this exciting, fast-paced industry! Spots are filling out quickly, so don’t miss out and apply today!

Author Neevashni Ram

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