Portfolio over certification
Graduate with a job-ready portfolio with real work and real performance data not just a piece of paper.
Not a classroom.
CMS
Overview
A working agency.
Creators & Marketers School
(CMS) is a new-age,
digital-first business school
designed to turn
raw creative energy
into strategic power.
Embedded within
the creator economy &
the orange economy,
We prepare
the next generation of
marketers & creatorpreneurs
to lead and adapt
in the modern
digital landscape.
Our powerhousealliance
Creators & Marketers School brings together the brightest minds in the business to launch Calicut’s premier 10-month residential course.
- The Launch Championed by Prakash Varma (Director, Nirvana Films), the visionary mind behind legendary campaigns like Vodafone ZooZoo, Hutch dog, and Cadbury Silk.
- The Backing Fueled by Quadcubes, an award-winning marketing agency, alongside CDA Academy, Kerala’s largest agency-based digital marketing institute.
Our home campus sits in India's first UNESCO City of Literature, Calicut.
Shaping the future of creator economy
Jinu Ben co-founded Creators & Marketers School (CMS) because he wanted to actively shape the next generation of creative talent. Representing a philosophy he deeply believes in: Learn, Earn, and Return.
CMS allows him to share the unique global exposure, algorithmic insights, and content strategies he mastered while leading creator partnerships at Meta.
The Creators & Marketers School Standard
Learn by doing, earn while learning
You train on real brand budgets, live campaigns, and actual market deployment, and you can earn a share of the revenue you help generate.
Mentorship by practitioners
You're trained directly by active agency leaders, big-tech platform executives, and working brand strategists, not lecturers reading from slides.
Cross-media & AI readiness
You leave fluent in storytelling, performance analytics, and AI-driven workflows, built for a digital-first economy that won't stop changing.
Industry approved training
You gain the practical skills needed to pass NSDC & MESC certifications, which bridge the gap between academics and India's competitive media industry.
