Public Relations and Media Skills
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Training in Public Relations and Media Skills
Public relations represent an important aspect of management, whether in business organizations or government institutions. It is an activity aimed at gaining the trust and support of various audiences for the organization's goals, policies, and achievements, as well as creating an atmosphere of familiarity and cooperation between the organization and its various audiences, both internally and externally.
It relies on sound policies and honest communication that keep pace with widespread developments. It also aims to create an atmosphere of trust, respect, and mutual understanding between the organization and its audience in all its various components.
- Marketing managers.
- Marketing staff.
- Public relations and media managers and supervisors.
- Protocol Specialist.
- Students majoring in public relations and media.
- Recent graduates and job seekers.
- Workers and employees in the private and government sectors.
Knowledge and Human Development Authority Dubai
Canadian-American Board
Abu Dhabi Vocational Education and Training Center Certificate
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Level: Beginner
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Duration : 16 Training Hours
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Last Update: 23/9/2024
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Code : 05-16
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Training field: Various courses
Contents of the course
Public relations play a vital role in building a positive image of organizations and individuals, enhancing their ability to communicate with the public and handle challenges efficiently. By understanding the fundamental principles of public relations, communication can be improved, crises can be managed effectively, and programs can be developed to enhance trust and support. In this training program, we will explore the basics of public relations and its role in developing organizations and achieving their goals.
Program topics
Foundational Principles in Public Relations
- Definition of public relations and its importance in building positive relationships with the public.
- Understanding the principles that govern the work in the field of public relations.
Crisis Management
- How to handle crises professionally and swiftly.
- Developing strategies for managing crises and minimizing their negative impact on the public image.
Sponsorship and Support Programs Management
- The importance of sponsorship programs in enhancing the relationship between the organization and the community.
- How to design and implement effective sponsorship programs that achieve both organizational and public goals.
Public Relations and Image Perception
- Understanding the relationship between public relations and image perception.
- Strategies for building a positive image for the organization and enhancing its reputation.
The Role of Public Relations and Audience Management
- Defining the role of public relations in achieving organizational goals.
- How to identify the target audience of public relations and manage relationships with them.
Etiquette, Ceremonies, and Protocol
- Learning the rules of etiquette and protocol in public relations.
- How to organize official events and occasions in a professional manner.
Media Campaign Management
- Planning and executing successful media campaigns.
- Communication skills with the media and building effective professional relationships.
Organization and Planning of Public Relations
- How to organize and manage public relations departments.
- The role of public relations in organizational development and change.
Public relations is the essential tool for enhancing positive interaction with the public and building a strong reputation for organizations. Through this program, you will learn effective strategies for managing public relations and achieving success in this field.
Join us now to develop your public relations skills and gain practical experiences that will help you excel and make an impact in the work environment!
