Why Attend
This course will take you step-by-step through proven approaches to Public Relations (PR) planning and management. By following these steps,
PR professionals will achieve results that can be measured and reported back to top management, directly contributing to the organization’s success by enhancing its reputation and relationships.
You will be shown how the fundamentals of PR are vital and how significant they are to understanding organizational reputation and relationships.
A PR professional can often be in a challenging, complex, and confusing situation. Therefore, attending this course will enable you to develop the skills needed to present practical and achievable plans that win management's confidence.
Course Methodology
The workshop is interactive and participatory and includes various learning tools to enable the participants to operate effectively and efficiently in a multifunctional environment.
The course is based on presentations, role-playing and group exercises, experience sharing in roundtable discussions, team exercises, and group debriefing.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- List the functions of public relations in a changing environment
- Plan and organize a PR program by familiarizing themselves with the main functions of a PR professional
- Practice the critical communication skills and techniques essential for performing their PR duties
- Implement their know-how to communicate effectively with the internal and external public of the organization
- Justify the role of a PR professional in supporting the image and reputation of the organization by becoming proficient in both verbal and written communication
- Prepare and execute a press conference
Target Audience
Managers, supervisors, and officers experienced in public relations. This course will also benefit key personnel whose work involves contact and interaction with the internal or external public, particularly in personnel, marketing, sales, training, and administration.
Target Competencies
- Planning, organizing and leading
- Controlling and evaluating
- Written communication
- Public speaking and media handling
- Building rapport
- Providing and receiving feedback
