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Creative Performance
2024-04-08
Fill in the gaps in your knowledge of creativity in design and analytical processes, learn to communicate with creative and number-crunching teams & artificial intelligence, and become a universal employee.
Digital advertising
2024-04-09
Give your brand a Digital advertising strategy that will stand out from the crowd and create tangible results.
Creativity in advertising
AUTUMN 2024
Learn to ask the right questions, make bold decisions and create advertising that captures the hearts of award committees and consumers.
The Atomic Garden in numbers:
76 teachers
76 of them work every day what they teach
800+ Atomics
Since 2014
9 Courses
Over 1,000 hours of learning a year
School & teachers
Our teachers are the school. We work with the strongest advertising, marketing and communication professionals from Lithuania and abroad, to provide the Atomics with the best knowledge applicable in practice. Our teachers are happy to share their knowledge and wisdom, while also trying to ensure The Atomic Garden students feel like they are at work and not sitting at a school desk.
Why choose The Atomic Garden
Situations that imitate the real work environment.
Teacher-practitioners who are the best specialists in their fields.
Courses that are developed and updated, taking into account the current trends and market needs.
Partnerships with the country’s largest agencies and companies.
Atomics
We are just as proud of our alumni, whom we call Atomics with a capital A. Whether they came to our school to gain more knowledge or to start a new stage in their career, they are now top-level professionals and our best business cards. Read reviews and learn more about the first-hand experience of studying the courses you find interesting.
Indrė Kaminskaitė
TrenkTuras
It was a real school of contemporary life. As I hadn’t been involved in advertising before, this gave me a basic understanding of the threads that go into one or another type of advertising and the kind of material that can be produced from a single sentence of a task. Our brain is an unstoppable machine if you just let it work. I have seen it hundreds of times. You can generate lots of innovative ideas that change people’s perceptions of what has been normal for them. And this, strange as it may sound, can be achieved even through the most concise, one-word advertisement. All you need is the creativity to find it.
In short, the course gave me the courage and the understanding that I can try and make mistakes over and over again, but that it only makes me more creative and productive. Not just at work, but also in my life.
Džiugas Skrupskelis
Kilo.Health
It was one of the most exciting rollercoasters of my life. From the Eureka moments when you create concepts that work, to the thought – What am I doing with my life? – when you’re stuck all day. Not to mention the fellow students and teachers who become your second family. It is very difficult to put all the wonderful adventures in a few sentences. I’ve increased my creativity by 200%. I’m tremendously happy about my studies. They gave me the basics of some areas and deepened my knowledge where I needed it. I apply this knowledge every day in my work and my life. Creativity and fun life go hand in hand.
Emilė Borisaitė
Deux Chaises Creative
This course was not only useful but also a fun challenge for me. I started it with a good understanding of brand strategy, but Clare’s lectures as well as those of the other teachers helped me to delve deeper into different concepts and gave me new tools, which I’ve already had the opportunity to use in my personal and professional projects. It was very interesting to create by looking specifically through the prism of a GOOD brand: from brand story to copywriting or innovative and sustainable packaging alternatives. For both those who have never created a brand before and those who have already experienced the creative process – this course will give inspiration, understanding of market trends or will even help to develop a new brand!
Indrė Kochanauskaitė
Inspiring and engaging – that is what this course was for me. Interesting, high-quality and relevant theory was combined with a hands-on practical part, during which excellent professionals in their respective fields shared their experience. It was a great opportunity not only to create, but also to get answers to questions that arise when working with real clients. Special compliments to the course leader Clare McNally, who not only teaches the theory brilliantly, but is also fantastically inspiring! Even if you come up with 50 ideas and you feel that it’s all you can do, she will inspire you to come up with at least 10 more. These were intense months that strengthened the knowledge I already had and inspired me to create more and with more courage.
Petras Tursa
Clinic 212
I trained at The Atomic Garden because I thought that later on, like on Mad Men, I would have a secretary and wearing a suit, with a cocktail in my hand, I would be explaining to clients what women want.
During the course, I realised that this is pure nonsense. It’s a good thing that my teachers and my creative partner helped me to notice these things when I was 22 and not much later in life.
Vilius Visockas
CityNow
During the course, we got a broad overview of the product manager role from a variety of experiences. The enthusiasm of the course leaders to share both their experience and to talk about their product and the problem it solves was particularly noticeable. What I liked most were the teachers who shared their personal, very specific experiences and product (failure) stories. All the presented theoretical material is well summarized and arranged in slides, which will be used and opened when I want to delve into one or another topic when a similar situation occurs in practice. Overall, the course was a good set, where the lessons flowed from each other. In summary, I would rate it as suitable for both those completely new to the product journey and a great refresher for those already experienced. The main takeaway I took away from the course is that the purpose of the product manager role is to identify the most important problems to be solved for your audience and to put together a winning strategy.
Jonas Venckūnas
Papa Goose
I hesitated long and hard about joining The Atomic Garden, and had a lot of doubts about whether the school would meet my expectations. Now I can safely say that it was more than worth it. I met many professionals of this market and learned more in six months than others do in four years of university. And, of course, I got the job I wanted and loved. What more could you ask for?
Armandas Vaičikauskas
Vinted
Since my school days, I have dreamed of establishing a community that would have a positive impact on the world around me. While working as a programmer in a product team, I saw that product managers are a part of the community that controls the levers of influence, which made me want to try this position myself. I was pleasantly surprised that I didn’t have to look far for opportunities, as The Atomic Garden was just recruiting for its first class of people who wanted to become Product Managers. What I expected from the course was a demystification of the producer role, heated discussions with teachers, and feedback-dominated mentoring. Expectations met. I know the difference between a Project and a Product Manager, I managed to pit teachers against each other, and I don’t even know where to put the amount of feedback I received from mentors and teachers. As someone with a fairly high quality standard, I was pleased with the competence of the teachers and the level of knowledge of their craft. The most important thing is that they did not lack empathy, which is especially important in the training of new knowledge and skills. During the course, we went through the product cycle, taking away 3 practical works that you can put in your portfolio. The teachers kept sharing different career stories with us. It was very useful in forming a multifaceted perspective of working in product companies.
Miglė Žebrauskaitė
Sons & Daughters
When you come to the Creativity in Advertising course, you turn into a weird person (if you weren’t already): you turn off your adblocker, wait for adverts while watching TV and startle your friends by speaking non-stop about the best campaigns.
The Atomic Garden Vilnius is a school that introduced me to the world of advertising and made me think differently. Here I have gained knowledge that I cannot find in any book, explained in such a broad way. The atmosphere here was motivating and encouraging to learn. Here I learned to tame my creativity, so that it’s not just one-off flashes of ideas. I was also surprised to discover how widespread the Atomic community is – practically everywhere in the advertising field I find people who have studied or teach at the school. It’s great to see that if you don’t let go of your passion, the advertising industry is waiting for you.
Kipras Štreimikis
… when you see an elderly supermarket cleaner who seems to be typing something on her phone, but when you get closer you see that she’s just putting on a pair of rubber gloves, you stop for a moment and you realise the differences between generations, the influence of social networks, changing habits, addictions that can easily be transformed into a new advertisement, and then you remember what your teacher said: life comes first, so you stop, you put an idea somewhere in your head for the future, but what can you do when after this course your perception completely changes, so you work every moment, and your thoughts are just one long sentence, full of ideas and insights that never end…
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An exciting addition to our team is Darius Bagdžiūnas, an entrepreneur who will now be leading the Creative Performance course. Darius is a well-known figure in the industry. In 1998, he co-founded the Internet solutions agency “Gaumina” with his partners Gaumina has been leading the market in Lithuania for 15 consecutive years, completing over 5,000 […]
The more that you read, the more things you’ll know. Lukas Jablonskas, the head of our Product Management course, has some advice for aspiring PMs. Select a book and secure your spot in the next session starting on February 27th here. Inspired by Marty Cagan “A must read for everyone curious about product management, at […]
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