INT academic partner JOLT launches new content creation programme with NAS
Last week, JOLT, an academic partner of the Institution of Innovation and Technology, announced the launch of a new Content Creation programme in collaboration with NAS Academy, led by world-acclaimed YouTuber, NAS.
The programme has been designed to meet the needs of Gen Z students looking to make social media content their main source of income, become an influencer, develop their marketing skills and thrive in business.
JOLT and NAS have created a programme that incorporates cutting-edge knowledge from JOLT’s industry experts who work for AI companies and is spearheaded by NAS who has built a global community and established himself as one of the world’s leading influencers.
Most content creation programmes focus on making a great piece of video or text. However, creating content to scale in the market requires business acumen, strategic thinking and an understanding of B2B sales. This joint programme enables students to seek jobs as content managers for brands, community managers, social media managers and for working professionals to sharpen and validate their skills.
As a result of combining JOLT’s portfolio with NAS’ experience in creating viral videos, students around the world can access this 100-hour-long programme to help secure a future in this field and provide them with the tools to enhance their skills.
As an academic partner of INT, JOLT’s mission is to help students break into the tech industry with online learning programmes such as Tech Sales, Customer Success, Digital Marketing and Business Management. JOLT works with professionals from leading tech companies including Meta, Google, Microsoft and Shopify.
NAS, also known as NAS Daily, is a world-renowned Social Media Content Creator with more than 65 million followers across all platforms. NAS is famous for his one-minute explanatory videos on different topics, which has made him a household name for learning new facts about the world.
You can find out more about the launch of the new programme here.
