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Digital Marketing Management

Develop practical skills in digital marketing, advertising, social media, strategic web design, sales, business communications, and marketing management while gaining valuable workplace experience.

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Type
Diploma
Duration
50 Weeks
Delivery
Classroom-Based, Instructor-Led with Work Experience
Outline

Digital Marketing Management Diploma

The Digital Marketing Management Diploma provides students with practical training in digital marketing, advertising, business communications, social media, sales, strategic web design, and marketing management.

Students learn how marketing and advertising activities are planned, organized, directed, controlled, and evaluated within commercial, industrial, government, consulting, and e-business environments.

The program combines foundational business education with specialized digital-marketing training. Students explore accounting, business mathematics, computer applications, economics, management, business law, marketing, advertising, social-media strategy, web design, and professional communications.

The program also includes a capstone project and work-experience component, allowing students to apply their knowledge and develop practical workplace skills.

Digital Marketing Management Diploma

Salary & Outlook

Graduates enter a high-demand sector with competitive wages across Canada. Health and social community services represent one of the fastest-growing job segments.

Average Wage/HR**
High Wage/HR**
*Source: Government of Canada Job Bank wage reports for similar classifications 2024-2025.

Course Information

1 Course Outline

This program is structured into clear, actionable modules that build your knowledge from fundamental principles to advanced strategies. Expand the modules below to see what you will learn.

SFCS 100 – Strategies for College Success (20 hours)
DAP 101 – Introduction to Financial Accounting (40 hours)
MATH 100 – Business Mathematics (40 hours)
COMP 101 – Introduction to Computers (20 hours)
COMP 102 – Introduction to Word Processing (40 hours)
COMP 103 – Introduction to Spreadsheets (40 hours)
COMP 104 – Introduction to Presentation Software (20 hours)
BCOM 105 – Business Communications (80 hours)
BMGT 106 – Introduction to Management (40 hours)
BLAW 101 – Business Law (40 hours)
ECON 101 – Introduction to Microeconomics (20 hours)
ECON 102 – Introduction to Macroeconomics (20 hours)
MARK 101 – Introduction to Marketing (80 hours)
MARK 110 – Digital Marketing (40 hours)
MARK 112 – Strategic Web Design (40 hours)
MARK 104 – Sales (40 hours)
MARK 108 – Successful Advertising (40 hours)
MARK 114 – Social Media Marketing Strategies (40 hours)
CAPS 190 – Capstone Project (80 hours)
BETH 190 – Business Ethics (20 hours)
EMPL 111 – Career Employment & Strategies (40 hours)
SSPR 100 – Work Experience (160 hours)
Program Highlights

Program Highlights

  • 1,000 total program hours
  • 840 hours of instructor-led classroom training
  • 160 hours of professional work experience
  • Practical training in digital marketing and advertising
  • Social-media marketing strategy
  • Strategic web-design fundamentals
  • Sales and customer-acquisition training
  • Business communications and presentation skills
  • Introduction to marketing management
  • Business law and business ethics
  • Microeconomics and macroeconomics
  • Accounting and business-mathematics fundamentals
  • Microsoft Office and computer-application training
  • Marketing capstone project
  • Career and employment preparation
  • Preparation for marketing, advertising, communications, sales, and public-relations opportunities

Admission Requirements

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Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements Content

Before being accepted into the program, applicants must meet the applicable academic or age requirement and provide acceptable evidence of English-language proficiency.

Basic Eligibility

Applicants must meet at least one of the following requirements:

  • Provide proof of Grade 12 graduation or an equivalent credential; or
  • Be 19 years of age or older.

English-Language Proficiency

Applicants must provide evidence of English-language proficiency through at least one of the following options.

Secondary Education in English

Applicants may provide evidence that they successfully completed three years of full-time secondary education between Grades 8 and 12 in English in a country where English is one of the principal languages.

This may include successful completion of an Adult Graduation Program. Applicants using this option must provide transcripts showing completion of Grade 12 English with a minimum grade of C.

Post-Secondary Education in English

Applicants may provide evidence that they completed two years of full-time post-secondary education at an accredited institution where English was the language of instruction in a country where English is one of the principal languages.

Approved English-Language Test

Applicants may provide verified results from an accepted English-language proficiency test. Test results must be dated no more than two years before the program start date.

Accepted minimum scores include:

  • IELTS Academic: Overall score of 5.5 or higher
  • CAEL: Overall score of 40 or higher
  • Duolingo English Test: Overall score of 95 or higher
  • TOEFL iBT: Overall score of 46 or higher
  • CELPIP: Listening 6, Speaking 6, Reading 5, and Writing 5
  • PTE Academic: Overall score of 43 or higher
  • iTEP: Overall score of 3.5 or higher

Assessment Methods

Students may be assessed through written tests, computer-based activities, assignments, lesson-based assessments, projects, and practical coursework.

Continuous assessment allows instructors to evaluate student progress and provide support throughout the program.

Attendance Requirement

Students must maintain a minimum attendance level of 85%.

Work-Experience Eligibility

Students must maintain a minimum C grade average and meet the minimum attendance requirement before beginning the work-experience component.

Graduation Requirement

Students must achieve a minimum C grade average and successfully complete all required program components.

Course Outline

Career Opportunities

  • Advertising Manager
  • Marketing Manager
  • Media Relations Director
  • Promotions Manager

Employment Opportunities

  • Digital-marketing agencies
  • Advertising agencies
  • Marketing and communications firms
  • Government departments
  • Sales and business-development departments

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Scholarship & Loan Information

Scholarship & Loan Information

Financial support options are available for qualified applicants. Students in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario may qualify for provincial student loans, grants, scholarships, and flexible repayment assistance plans.

Our financial coordinators assist with document preparation, application procedures, and evaluation of scholarship criteria to make education accessible.

Frequently Asked Questions

? What will I learn in the Digital Marketing Management program?

Students receive training in digital marketing, advertising, social-media strategy, strategic web design, sales, business communications, management, economics, accounting, computer applications, and career preparation.

? How many hours is the program?

The program includes 1,000 total hours: 840 hours of instructor-led classroom training and 160 hours of work experience.

? What career opportunities may be available after graduation?

Graduates may pursue opportunities in advertising, digital marketing, e-business, fundraising, internet communications, marketing management, media relations, promotions, public relations, and sales and marketing.

? Do I need previous marketing experience?

Previous marketing experience is not listed as an admission requirement. Applicants must meet the applicable academic or age requirement and provide acceptable evidence of English-language proficiency.

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Edmonton / Alberta
(Head Office)
11717 42 Street NW, Suite 250
Edmonton, Alberta T5W 4V8
Admin Edmonton:
admin.ab@acoonline.ca
Reception Edmonton:
reception.ed@acoonline.ca
Alpha Edmonton Manager:
alpha.ab@acoonline.ca
Calgary / Alberta
(Appointments Only)
1830 52 Street SE, Suite 222
Calgary, Alberta T2B 1N1
Alpha Calgary Manager:
alpha.cal@acoonline.ca
Surrey / British Columbia
(Appointments Only)
7327 137 Street, Suite 304
Surrey, British Columbia V3W 1A4
Alpha Surrey Manager 1:
alpha.bc@acoonline.ca
Alpha Surrey Manager 2:
alpha2.bc@acoonline.ca
Toronto / Ontario
(Appointments Only)
2630 Kipling Avenue, Suite 7
Etobicoke, Ontario M9V 4B9
Alpha Toronto Manager:
alpha.ont@acoonline.ca
Operations (All Locations):
operations@acoonline.ca

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Available Study Regions & Local Support

This program is open to residents in the following provinces with local support and resources:

British Columbia