BANGALORE: Digital Academy (India) in association with Digital Marketing Institute, Ireland (DMI) has launched its flagship course to train students and professionals in the field of Digital Marketing. The first batch of Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing was hosted in Mumbai from 7th May to 11th May 2014.

The program has been developed in cooperation with many of the leading digital companies in the world and is recognized in over 25 countries including Europe, UK, USA, South Africa and the Middle East. As part of the alliance, the Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing was delivered by expert instructors from Digital Academy (India).

With global online sales topping $1 trillion in 2013, organizations are deviating from placing valuable marketing resources in the hands of unaccredited digital professionals. There is a major increase in the demand for fully accredited digital marketing professionals in the marketplace.

Mr. Gaurav Oberoi, Founder & CEO of Digital Academy (India) said, “The Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing is designed to help participants build tangible skills that translate into the ever evolving marketing environment. Digital Marketing Institute, Ireland is a global leader in training professionals in Digital Marketing and we are glad to partner with them to extend this program in India.”

The first batch of PDDM in Mumbai was a diverse mix of working professionals and entrepreneurs with an objective to develop specialized skills to grow a business online and/or to receive accreditation to enhance their career prospects.

For upcoming batches of Professional Diploma in Digital Marketing, Digital Academy (India) is looking at enrolling participants with an inclination and curiosity towards the digital marketing domain. The program is ideal for anyone involved in the planning, implementation or measurement of digital strategies – or anyone who would like to pursue a career in this area.
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