About the course

Business - Marketing is a two-year diploma program designed for people seeking a high-level overview of the marketing industry. The program focuses on the fundamental principles of marketing and gives graduates hands-on skills to gain employment in the marketing industry. The program offers courses in advertising, graphic design, internet, research, sales, events and retail while developing teamwork, communication and general business skills. In addition, students participate in the design and presentation of marketing, advertising and event plans. Conestoga College is an Accredited Partner of the Canadian Professional Sales Association (CPSA). This program is accredited by the CPSA Institute as providing all 35 hours of pre-requisite education toward the Certified Sales Associate designation, the first level of the Graduated Certification Framework. Students successfully completing this program can earn their Sales Certificate from the CPSA Institute. Learn more about the CPSA Institute professional designations here. The program is delivered in four consecutive semesters.

　　This two-year program prepares graduates for an entry-level marketing position in a wide range of employment settings including retailers, advertising agencies, product or service industries, non-profit organizations, small businesses, and self-employment. Scholarships - View all scholarships Internships

　　

Start dates and prices

Course fees are indicative and should be used as a guide. Speak to a counsellor to get an accurate price.

　　Duration: 2 Year(s)Fees: CA$28,326

Intake	Location
Winter (January), 2024	Kitchener
Spring (May), 2024	Kitchener
Fall (September), 2024	Kitchener
Winter (January), 2025	Kitchener
Spring (May), 2025	Kitchener
Fall (September), 2025	Kitchener
Winter (January), 2026	Kitchener
Spring (May), 2026	Kitchener

　　

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