The Entrepreneurship Center Split together with the Student Entrepreneurship Incubator of the Faculty of Economics in Split, as part of the “Student digital HUB” project , prepared a new set of workshops and trainings for students and young people.

May brings us a new topic of the month – “Communication and presentation skills” . The digital age has brought great changes in the field of communication, education and business. Until now, traditional media have provided information through television, radio, newspapers and magazines, and have meant exclusively one-way communication without the possibility of reaction. Although traditional media are more represented than new media, with the development of the Internet and the emergence of social networks, they are faced with new user expectations such as speed of reporting, wealth of information and multimedia benefits such as sound and video clips, links and interactivity.

Ana Klancir will introduce you to the world of using digital media in communication. The media are essential in business communication because they enable the effective resolution of many segments in the spectrum of social relations. With their simplicity, accessibility, speed, they help in everyday communication between actors in the business circle. The workshops talk about the influence of the media in business communication, communication within the organization, the communication process, types of communication and the theory of digital media.

Workshops are held at the following times:

• 1.6. at 10:00 a.m
• 7.6. at 10:00 a.m
• 10.6. at 10:00 a.m
• 14.6. at 10:00 a.m

All trainings are held online via the Zoom platform.

All participants who complete training in a specific area will receive a certificate of participation in the form of a digitally signed credential in accordance with the EU Action Plan for Digital Education (2021-2027).

Applications for the mentioned workshops can be found on the social networks of the Student Entrepreneurship Incubator.

The “Student Digital HUB” project is co-financed by the European Solidarity Corps of the European Union, and is implemented throughout 2021. year.