Schlagwort: ‘Kaufleute für Dialogmarketing’
My Apprenticeship at the IT Center
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My name is Daniel Malenkovic and I completed my training as a dialog marketing specialist at the IT Center at RWTH Aachen University. In this blog post, I talk about the training, my tasks and the highlights I was able to experience here – and hopefully I can motivate some of you to also consider such training.
Training Finished – What Now? Part 2
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Over the past few weeks, we’ve been providing you with information about the training program for management assistants in dialogue marketing. With this article, we have now reached the end of the blog series on the DiMa training program. We have presented the profession in the form of a profile, explained the application process, and one of our current trainees has described the training and the path to it from his perspective. In the previous article, you could read reports on the experiences of internal former trainees.
In order to provide you with the final exciting perspectives, Katharina and Nina will now report on their experiences. Both have successfully completed their training in contact centers and are now working at the IT center. Read the rest of this entry »
Training Finished – What Now? Part 1
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We have almost reached the end of our blog series on the vocational training to become a management assistant in dialogue marketing. If you missed the previous blog posts, please take a look at the publications of the last few days. But before we can leave you fully informed, we would like to let some former trainees speak in this and the following last blog post.
Merve and Tomás have both successfully completed their DiMa training with us at the IT Center. In this post, they talk about their experiences during the training and the time afterwards. They explain why they decided to continue their careers at the IT Center. Read the rest of this entry »
Insight Into the Working Routine of DiMa Trainees
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My name is Yasin Kalem and I am currently in the second year of my vocational training as a management assistant in dialogue marketing, or DiMa for short. When I first found out about the training program, I was very interested, but I didn’t know what to expect. I was worried that the training wouldn’t excite me and expected a strict routine. But my concerns were unfounded. To give you an idea of what’s behind the job description for the training program for management assistants in dialogue marketing, I’m taking you on a journey through my working routine as a trainee in this article. Read the rest of this entry »
The First Step to Training: Applying Properly
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Doing a vocational training at a university? How can that be done? Quite simply! Even though a university is often associated with a study program, you still have the opportunity to complete vocational trainings at the various central offices, institutes and chairs. And this is also the case here at the IT Center.
In this next article of our blog series on the vocational training program for management assistants in dialogue marketing – DiMa for short – we will introduce you to the application process. If you are interested in an apprenticeship or know someone who is, it’s worth reading on and keeping an eye on all the other posts in this blog series.
We Are Training and Looking for YOU – Management Assistants for Dialogue Marketing
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With this blog post, we are starting our series of articles on the subject of Vocational Training – Management Assistants for Dialogue Marketing. This is an apprenticeship that you can complete exclusively at our IT Center at RWTH Aachen University. One exception is the Uniklinik RWTH Aachen, which, however, follows a separate process.
Today we start with a profile of this vocational training. In our upcoming posts, you will get detailed information on the application process and insights into the daily life of an apprentice from one of our current apprentices. In the final part of the blog series, which we will split into two articles, we will present you the impressions of former apprentices in their position as permanent employees.*
