Training in Websites and Social Media

Websites and social media are crucial for modern science communication because they bridge the gap between researchers and the public, breaking down barriers of academic, paywalled, or complex jargon. They enable instantaneous global dissemination of research, enhancing visibility and fostering two-way dialogue, which builds public trust in science. Digital platforms allow for creative, accessible, and visual storytelling—using infographics or short videos—that engage broader audiences. Furthermore, they provide a space for fighting misinformation, building professional networks, and securing funding by showcasing the societal impact of research.

Below is a list of the qualifications that we offer in Websites and Social Media

  • Certificate III in Information Technology (Electives on Websites) (coming soon)

  • Certificate IV in Business (Electives on Websites and Social Media) (coming soon)

  • Certificate IV in Information Technology (Electives on Websites) (coming soon)

  • Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication (Electives on Websites and Social Media) (coming soon)

  • Diploma of Business (Electives on Websites and Social Media) (coming soon)

  • Diploma of Information Technology (Electives on Websites) (coming soon)

We also provide consultancy services in IT Support and Websites and Scientific Communication.

Insight CEO, Dr Mark Griffin, is a computer engineer with over 30 years of experience and has been doing online marketing of his business for the last 15 years. We also have a gallery of some of the photos and videos that we have captured on Science Communication and Information Technology.

Training is organized by the Insight Training College. Insight is based within the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct. Insight CEO, Dr Mark Griffin, is a committee member with Engineers Australia and Australian Science Communicators. Our staff are members of the Australian Academy of Cinema Television Arts (AACTA). Insight is a member of Experience Gold Coast.