What is iHub?
iHub Africa offers a world class, industry tailored skill training program over period of ten months in digital marketing and soft skills to get you ready for a career or building a business in digital marketing.
About digital marketing
Digital marketing, also called online marketing, is the promotion of brands to connect with potential customers using the internet and other forms of digital communication. This includes not only email, social media, and web-based advertising, but also text and multimedia messages as a marketing channel.
How does the iHub programme works?
iHub’s graduates will be equipped with industry-level digital marketing skills, enabling them to start in entry-level positions or to embark on their own freelancing career. These students are armed with specific skills including managing email campaigns, social media management across all major platforms, Search Engine Optimisation, building excellent landing pages, and content creation.
Who can apply?
● You are between the ages of 20 and 30
● Lives within travel distance to a hub (It’s an in-person training program)
● Can commit to attending the program from 9am to 5pm, 5 days a week for 10-months
● Interested in developing digital marketing skills and soft skills
● Hard-working, curious, eager to learn new skills, and embrace new perspectives
● A problem solver with a “can do” attitude
Here is what you can get from iHub Africa:
- Free World-class industry-relevant Digital Marketing Training
- An experiential, research-backed soft skills curriculum designed with feedback from employers in mind.
- A conducive, supportive work environment
- Mentorship & Coaching
- Psychosocial & Wellness Support
- Partial Transport Scholarship
- Light meal daily
Frequently asked question about iHub Africa
| Where will the program take place? | The Media Mill in Milpark, Johannesburg. Click here to view the location. |
| How long is the iHub Africa digital marketing program? | 10 months between February and October 2024 |
| What are the program days and times? | Students are required to attend the program onsite from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, starting at the end of January and running until the end of November. |
| What about nationality? | The program is currently focused on South African youth, but is open to non-South Africans who are eligible to work in the country. |
| What jobs can I pursue after completing the iHub Africa program? | iHub Africa graduates are equipped to pursue various entry-level positions, such as Digital Marketing Manager, Social Media Manager, SEO Specialist, Website Developer, Copywriter, Email Marketer, and Content Marketer. |
| I don’t have Matric. Can I still apply? | Yes, you can! |
| Is there a stipend available? | No |
| What qualifications will I get from the program? | You will acquire various badges and certificates as you progress through the training, which are recognised within the digital marketing arena. These include Google Digital Skills, Hubspot, Facebook Blueprint, and more. |
| What are the requirements for completing the program? | Excellent attendance, a program average of 70% or above, and compliance with the iHub conduct policy are required in order to complete the program. |
| When will I know if I have been accepted for the program? | by the end of November. |
How do I apply?
Please fill out the form HERE to begin the application process. The closing date is unknown, and you may contact the programme coordinators here via email, intake@ihub.africa or
+27 81 581 7196
How much do digital marketers earn in South Africa
Factors like your location, specialisation, years of experience, and qualifications all play a role in determining your salary. You might already know this, but compared to other digital marketing jobs like SEO, pay-per-click specialists, and content marketing, social media management pays pretty low. Below, you can find some pay stubs that should give you a good idea. Apply today for the iHub Digital Marketing program!
