Do I need marketing experience?
No. We start from fundamentals and move into practical campaigns.
What is the teaching style?
The course is designed around 50% practical work, 30% strategy, and 20% theory with weekly assignments, monthly quizzes, live campaign practice, and portfolio building.
Will I learn AI tools?
Yes. AI tools are included for content creation, ad copywriting, video editing, research, scripts, captions, and idea generation.
What is the fee?
Rs 5,000 a month for 4 months, Rs 20,000 in total. You pay month by month. If you leave within 7 days of your first class the course fee you've paid is refunded.
Are classes online or at the campus?
Both. You can attend at our Jubilee Town campus in Lahore or join the same class live on Zoom or Google Meet. Online sessions are recorded, so you can rewatch any class.
What are the class timings?
We run morning, evening and weekend batches, each capped at 15 students. WhatsApp the counselor for the next start date and the slot that suits you.
Is the certificate government-recognised?
No. It's InnoTech Skills Institute's own certificate of completion, printed and handed over at the campus. Employers and clients look at the portfolio you build during the course; the certificate confirms you completed it.
Do I need my own laptop?
Yes, you'll need your own laptop for assignments. Any working laptop is enough for this course; nothing heavy is required.
What happens in the last 15 days?
The final 15 days are the client phase: you set your price, write proposals, do outreach to local and international clients and learn to follow up. The goal is that you leave with a real lead or a first paying client, not only a certificate.
DigiSkills and Saylani teach this free. Why pay?
Because they are different products, and if the fee is your obstacle you should take the free one rather than take nothing. Two facts worth knowing first. Saylani is not walk-in: over 10,000 candidates sat its 2025 entry test, reported by Dawn in February 2025. And neither DigiSkills nor Saylani publishes a completion rate or a placement rate on its own site, and the DigiSkills FAQ says plainly that it does not offer jobs to trainees. We do not promise a job either. What Rs 5,000 a month buys is a batch of no more than 15 with an instructor who checks your work every week, and a course that does not finish until you have practised finding a client.
How does the fee compare with other institutes in Lahore?
Read in September 2026 off their own pages: PNY Trainings publishes Rs 75,000 plus a Rs 5,000 registration fee for six months, Pakistan Institute of Management Rs 51,000 for three months, Omni Academy Rs 40,000 for three months, Smart Trainings Rs 35,000, Peak Solutions about Rs 33,500 for three months, and ICT Trainings Rs 20,000. Corvit and Nexskill do not publish a fee for this course at all. Ours is Rs 20,000 for four months, paid Rs 5,000 at a time.
What can I earn after this course?
Indeed Pakistan reported these monthly salaries in September 2026: social media manager Rs 56,207 across 1,100 reports, digital marketer Rs 59,923 across 906, content writer Rs 47,517 across 2,700, and PPC specialist Rs 91,210 across 144. Those are reported averages, not a promise, and where you land in the range depends on what you can show rather than on the certificate.
Do I need to have passed matric or inter to join?
No. There is no minimum qualification and no entry test. What the course actually needs from you is your own laptop, an internet connection and the time to do the weekly assignments.