At the request of my colleagues, I'm leaving my review of the Tichline training center, where I took the "Internet Marketer" course. The classes took place quite a while ago, in 2018, but the memories are still fresh. This was the first cohort of the course, and lectures were held twice a week. The format included lectures on specific topics, answers to students' questions from the instructor both during and after the lecture, as well as homework assignments for each topic. It was great that the lectures were conducted by real specialists from Texetery – editors, SEO specialists, SMM managers, designers, and other professionals, so the relevance of the educational material was top-notch. The lectures lasted about 1 to 1.5 hours and started at 6:30 PM in an online format, which allowed for interaction with the instructor right after work. This was both a plus and a minus: the opportunity for real-time communication, but sometimes it was not entirely convenient. However, all lectures could be watched in recording after the class. The instructors responded quickly to questions both during the lectures and afterwards when checking homework. The training lasted about 1.5 months, and the course turned out to be quite thorough, providing a clear and detailed understanding of internet marketing as a whole. This is a great start for a career, but in the future, you will definitely need to delve deeper into one of the areas (SMM, SEO, content, etc.), which is a natural stage of professional growth in this field. Now for the downsides: 1) At times it was difficult, especially for me as a humanities person. The lectures on technical issues were particularly challenging, especially several sessions on SEO from Alexander Belov, who tried to help me grasp the material. I diligently redid the homework on semantics three times, and until the instructor was satisfied with the result, the work was not accepted. This shows that the assignments were not just for show. 2) Personally, I found it difficult to balance studying with my main job; sometimes it was hard to listen to lectures and complete the rather extensive homework assignments. But perhaps not everyone had the same workload as I did back then. In conclusion: the course is truly worthy, and I do not regret taking it. Everything that was promised at the beginning of the program, I received, and the curriculum was of high quality. I give it 4 out of 5 stars for the challenging technical part, which was difficult for me.
