Social Media Workshop for International Students in the Department of Social Sciences and Education
Learn how to design social media profiles and your web presence in a targeted and professional manner.
This workshop, funded by the DAAD project IFMB2 (Internationale Fachkräfte für die Metropolregion Berlin-Brandenburg), is aimed specifically at international students in the social and educational sciences. Together we will explore how you can strategically use digital channels – from social media to your own website – to present yourself optimally on the German labour market and successfully apply for jobs in the social sector.
We look forward to welcoming you to the workshop!
Contents of the workshop
Part I - Overview: 28/11/2024 // 2.00 – 5.30 pm
- Intro: Social media for social professions: How can digital channels support job applications in social professions?
- Case study with job advertisement: Concrete analysis and strategies for the optimal application.
- Channel overview: Which platforms are helpful and when does a website make sense?
- Personal vs. professional accounts: What are the differences and how do I best utilise them?
Part II - Implementation: 05/12/2024 // 2.00 – 5.30 pm
- Self-employment or permanent job? Strategies for different career paths.
- Supporting channels: Which digital channels are particularly relevant in the social sphere?
- Professional appearance: How do I maintain and design my online presence authentically and professionally?
- Cultural particularities: What should I pay attention to in the German application context?
The workshop will be held in German , with support available in English if required.
About the trainer
Kevin Junk is a freelance author and content creative. He has been working in the communications industry as a copywriter and concept developer for over ten years. In his day-to-day work, he often works in tandem with designers. In addition to communication, Kevin is a writer: he writes novels, poetry and essays.
