Challenges facing your organisation
Is your organisation looking to improve its credibility and public image?
Are you looking for ways to integrate public relations into your
organisation’s overall management? Are you looking for a cost effective
approach to administering public relations?
An organisation’s reputation and how it is viewed by its public is a key
factor in its ability to achieve success.
This programme is designed for those responsible in shaping your
organisation’s image and public perception or those looking to develop
their understanding of the basic principles of public relations.
Benefits of attending to you and your organisation
You will be able to:
- Work with your colleagues to plan and implement an effective communication strategy to help your organisation achieve its goals
- Identify and use appropriate crisis management strategies and respond promptly and effectively to crisis situations
- Implement strategies for managing your departments relations with the press, media, the public and other departments in your organisation
- Identify ways in which your department can supplement and support the work of professional pubic relations practitioners.
Programme aim
The aim of this programme is to provide you with sound working
knowledge of the principles and concepts behind public relations in the
context of public service management and communication planning
What you will learn
- Planning a public relations campaign
- ommunications strategies
- Integrating other departments into the whole organisations’ public
relations effort
- Cost-effective approaches to managing public relations
- Selecting and managing external consultants
- Methods and policies
- Planning public relations
- Media relations
- Writing exercises
- Principles of marketing, advertising, direct marketing and research
- Applying strategic public relations principles through work on case
studies
- Dealing with pressure groups including through the world-wide web
- The Internet as a communication tool
- Internal communications, including the application of computer
technology through company intranets
- Crisis management
- Government relations, lobbying
- The work of government information and Communications service
and its relationship with politicians and special advisors
- Corporate positioning and identity
Public speaking.
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