As part of its program, the media school "Eurasia" has announced the launch of a free online course "Personal Brand. How to Stand Out," which will be available to participants from various countries.
Registration for the course will begin on January 20. This training is intended for those who seek to improve their skills in professional communications and effectively use social media for promotion. Participants will gain knowledge on how to transform their interests and experiences into a powerful and recognizable image in the digital space.
The course will be led by Russian writer and screenwriter Alexander Tsypkin, as well as media technologist Nikita Prokhorov. They will share secrets on creating engaging content, confidence in front of the camera, and public speaking skills, as well as discuss modern trends and tools for promotion.
Classes will begin on February 3 and will last until March 26. The program includes 14 modules, and upon completion, participants will have the opportunity to join a broad professional community where they can establish new connections and advance their careers.
The media school is a key project of ANO "Eurasia," launched in 2024, and to date, more than 2000 people from various countries have participated, including Abkhazia, Belarus, Germany, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Moldova, Russia, Uzbekistan, and South Ossetia. The program combines online learning with practical classes, including educational tours across Russia and the CIS countries, where participants acquire skills in on-camera work, content creation, and establishing professional connections.
Registration for the course can be done here.
Additional information:
ANO "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-profit organization aimed at developing international cooperation and implementing projects with the support of private investors. The main goal of "Eurasia" is to unite people of various professions and ages to preserve traditional values, historical memory, and a unified cultural code of the peoples of Eurasia. The scope of activities covers various fields, including education, medicine, culture, volunteering, and charity. The main projects contribute to strengthening the position of the Russian language as a means of intercultural communication on the continent.
"Eurasia" provides new opportunities for youth, families, and children from different countries, develops professional communities in the fields of education, medicine, journalism, and science. It also implements environmental, volunteer, and humanitarian projects. Over the past year and a half, "Eurasia's" initiatives have gained support from more than 100,000 like-minded individuals from 30 countries.
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