Answers to frequent questions about working with Marsha EJLC.
Learn how we design marketing tutorials, what to expect from online marketing training, and how advanced marketing techniques are deployed.
Who are the marketing tutorials designed for?
Marketing tutorials support professionals from early-career campaign managers to marketing directors. We tailor content for industry, team size, and strategic maturity, drawing on Irish case studies.
How are online marketing training sessions delivered?
Sessions combine live interactive workshops, asynchronous assignments, and reflection prompts. We use collaborative digital tools so dispersed teams across Ireland and abroad can participate fully.
Can Marsha EJLC customise learning paths?
Absolutely. We begin with discovery conversations, identify capability gaps, and curate modules, coaching, and resources that align with your objectives.
What is the typical duration of a programme?
Programmes range from one-day intensives to twelve-week accelerators. We recommend at least four weeks to embed marketing principles and advanced marketing techniques.
Do you provide documentation and resources?
Every engagement includes resource packs, frameworks, and recording summaries. Access the broader library in our resources section.
How do you measure success?
We co-create metrics with stakeholders—commonly capability confidence scores, strategic alignment indicators, and implementation milestones.
Can international teams participate?
Yes. While we specialise in the Irish market, our marketing education approach supports global teams seeking European insight and compliance confidence.
Do you offer mentorship for individuals?
Marsha EJLC provides selective mentorship blocks for senior marketers, focusing on leadership storytelling, stakeholder engagement, and experimentation.
How far in advance should we book?
Programmes typically book four to six weeks ahead. Contact us early if you have fixed launch dates or seasonal campaigns.
What happens after a programme concludes?
We recommend a follow-up review within six weeks to assess impact, iterate resources, and plan future learning phases.