Marketing Certificate
Marketing emphasizes
competitive advantages of companies and examines the inter-relationships that
exist among their customers, the competition, and company resources. A key
part of marketing consists of gaining insights into customer needs and then
developing effective marketing strategies.
In the Marketing
Certificate Program, students complete marketing courses followed by
practical courses in sales and sales management, marketing management and
small business management.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The Marketing Certificate provides students with a
thorough grounding in marketing. It is designed for students with business
experience and for those who have earned a diploma or degree in another
subject and wish to pursue or further their business careers. It is also
designed for those who do not have prior knowledge of marketing concepts and
process. The Certificate provides students and graduates from programs such
as computer information systems, engineering, fashion design, graphics,
accounting, interior design, horticulture, public relations, and arts and
science with job-ready business and marketing skills.
Before starting the
marketing courses, students need to take Office Administration Level I,
QuickBooks and Simply Accounting.
COM 303 Introductions
to Web Design
In this course, students will learn the basics
of designing and developing a web site. We'll take a look at
design issues specific to web-based presentations, learn web page layout,
effective navigation and delve into the design process. We examine some of
the how-to's, in's, out's and pitfalls of using graphics, color and fonts on
web pages as well as working with tables and CSS. Some site management
techniques are covered, accessibility issues and working with domains and
clients discussed.
MRKT 1199
Introduction to Marketing
Students will
learn the fundamentals of marketing and explore the relationships between
companies, their customers and their competition. They will examine concepts
that are integral to the field of marketing including marketing environment,
customer behaviour, marketing research, product analysis, distribution,
pricing strategies and promotion. They apply these concepts in solving
marketing problems.
MRKT 2111
Marketing Online
Students will learn the techniques and principles of
marketing in the rapidly changing online environment. They will study topics
such as planning and designing effective Web sites, challenges and strategies
for reaching customers, and how e-commerce works in the business environment
today.
BUS 222
Business Ethics
An analysis of ethical
issues arising in contemporary business life. Sample topics include: fair and
unfair competition; responsibilities towards employees, society and the
environment; honesty and integrity in business; the moral status of
corporations.
MRKT 2333
Marketing Management
Participants learn to combine fundamental marketing
concepts with proven organizational management practices. Particular
attention is focused on the planning process, innovation and product
development, and managerial control. This material is approached using
lectures, case studies, and a computer simulation.
MRKT 2360
Selling and Sales Management
This course commences with the theory and skills of
professional selling and leads to a practical selling project. The sales
management function is examined in depth.
MRKT 2401
Advertising
This course
introduces the field of contemporary advertising and promotion in Canada. The
client/agency relationship is analyzed and the current theory and practice of
developing an overall communications program is examined. Students work in
teams on a project to develop an advertising proposal for a local marketing
organization.
MRKT 2421
Retail Management
Students will learn retail merchandising and management
concepts including relationship retailing, retail operations for small firms,
non store based and non-traditional retailing, integrating and controlling
retail strategy, they will also apply these concepts in an actual retail
situation.
1118 Saint-Catherine West #403
Montreal,Quebec,H3B 1H5
CANADA
Phone: 514-868-6262, 514-994-7976
Fax: 514-868-0869
E-mail: info@collegecanada.com
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