Do you want to learn to use LinkedIn?

Are you, or would you like to be, active on LinkedIn? Then here is your chance to learn new skills to use on the platform – skills that can help you expand your network and draw attention to your work.

Tilmeld dig kurset i LinkedIn og lær, hvordan du kommunikerer mest effektivt på de professionelles sociale medie. Sidste frist for tilmelding er den 12. juni 2023.

Info about event

Time

Tuesday 20 June 2023,  at 09:00 - 12:00

Health Communication invites all interested employees at the faculty to a free LinkedIn course on Tuesday 20 June 2023 between 9:00 - 12:00.

What can you expect to learn?

  • What a good LinkedIn profile contains.
  • How to communicate most effectively on LinkedIn.
  • Which types of content work best.
  • Guidelines about appropriate behaviour on social media.

What do you get out of participation?
The course equips you to become (more) active on LinkedIn. It will help you to:

  • Find and interesting contacts and add them to your network.
  • Draw attention to your work and your workplace among your peers, foundations,
    (potential) collaborative partners and your network in general.
  • Profile your knowledge and participate in debates within your area or field of work.
  • Become part of an informal LinkedIn network with colleagues from the entire faculty.

What do we expect form you?
We expect that you have already created a profile on LinkedIn and that you will participate actively in the course as you create actual postings on LinkedIn together with your colleagues.

Presence on LinkedIn is one of the faculty's areas of focus, but your LinkedIn profile is entirely your own, and we do not interfere in what or how often you post on it. You should primarily participate in the course and be active on LinkedIn for your own sake.

How to register
Register for the course via Health’s staff website no later than Monday 12 June 2023.

The course will be held in Danish and is open to all employees at Health (both academic and technical/administrative staff). There are twenty-five places and these are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.