CIPR Course Finder
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PRofessionals
Breakfast briefing | CIPR
A new series of breakfast briefings for those with 3-5 years' PR experience.
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Freshly squeezed
Breakfast briefing | CIPR
A popular series of early morning events providing tips and advice on a range of core PR and personal development topics.
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CIPR Diploma in Public Relations
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £2000 - £2500
This course takes in an in-depth look at PR as an Integral part of successful business practice. Topics include PR as a management function; theoretical approaches; reputation management; corporate responsibility and stakeholder theory; issues and crisis management; and PR planning. You will acquire strategic theories, tools and techniques to improve your PR decision-making and effectiveness. Consisting of a minimum 48 hours tuition. Study centres individually determine the structure of teaching sessions with a focus on consistency of outcome rather than prescriptive or restrictive content.
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CIPR Advanced Certificate in Public Relations
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £1000 - £1500
A course giving students a solid grounding in all the key concepts, techniques and skills needed to develop effectively as a PR practitioner. It is a qualification in its own right, but also prepares students for the CIPR Diploma. Consisting of a minimum 48 hours tuition. Teaching days vary according to venue. In addition to the taught sessions, students would be expected to spend approx 5 - 6 hours p/week on independent study over the length of the course.
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CIPR Foundation Award in Public Relations
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £500 - £1000
This course is set at A-level standard and provides an introduction to PR as a career. Students will learn the basic theories of effective communication and develop writing and other essential skills and techniques. Entry requirements At least five GCSEs at grade C or above. Plus, those whose first language is not English must be able to demonstrate proficiencey in the language - spoken and written - to an International Language Testing System (IELTS) band score of 7.0 or above or equivalent.
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CIPR Internal Communication Certificate
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £1000 - £1500
The CIPR Internal Communication Certificate will provide you with a solid grounding in all the key concepts, techniques, theories and skills needed to develop effectively as an internal communication professional. You will focus on core topics such as: organisational culture and transformation; communication theory and strategic internal communication and engagement; planning and managing; setting the right tone-the fit between internal and external communication; using social media for internal communication and; role of communications in transforming organisations.
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CIPR Internal Communication Diploma
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £1000 - £1500
The course is for experienced internal communication or PR professionals who who want to develop their strategic internal communication and management skills.
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CIPR Public Affairs Diploma
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £1000 - £1500
The CIPR Public Affairs Diploma focuses on the process of policy formation and the wider corporate communications and reputational context in which public affairs operates. This qualification is firmly rooted in practice - with senior PA practitioners involved it its development - and is also grounded in the latest academic thinking. Entry requirements
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Crisis (Response) Communication Diploma
CIPR Qualification | CIPR | £1000 - £1500
This new short diploma, which is taught at masters level, has been devised to build skills, knowledge and understanding, developing practitioners to take a leading or senior advisory role when a response is demanded. The course is based in practice and taught by practitioners experienced at senior levels in private and public sector settings working nationally and internationally. The assignment by which the course is assessed will be to research and create an effective crisis audit and plan for an organisation of your choice. The resulting plan should provide a valuable tool for your organisation and/or an excellent transferable skill set and knowledge base for you!
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Workshop: Introduction to PR
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £500 - £1000
Day one of this workshop will introduce delegates to the role and scope of PR in a variety of organisations. The course starts with an examination of what public relations is and how it differs from marketing and advertising. Delegates then go on to look at audiences and the media. They will match these up to specific types of PR activity, covering both internal and external communication, and will contrast in-house and consultancy roles and tasks.
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Workshop: Crisis communications
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
This course is designed for those who are likely to be involved in managing communications at the time of a major incident.
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Workshop: Creating a PR strategy
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
An effective PR strategy will support an organisation’s corporate plan. This workshop will define a strategic approach to public relations and show delegates how public relations can become an integral part of corporate strategy. Particular emphasis is given to looking at practical ways in which a PR strategy can be created. Aspects of communication theory are covered, but most time is spent examining recent case studies, as well as delegates’ experiences and requirements.
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Workshop: Fundamentals of PR strategy
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
An effective PR strategy will flow from, and support, an organisation’s corporate plans. This workshop will define a strategic approach to public relations and show how PR is integral to creating and implementing corporate strategy. Particular emphasis is placed on looking at practical ways to create and develop a PR strategy.
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Workshop: Introduction to not-for-profit PR
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
This course is designed for those working in the charitable sectors who want to gain an insight into public relations. It will consider the role of PR and its interface with fundraising and other related communications and marketing disciplines in the sector.
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Workshop: Evaluating PR
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
With evaluation a key issue in current public relations practice, this workshop outlines the relevant aspects of Planning, Research and Evaluation (PRE).
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Workshop: Managing print & design projects
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
This course is designed for those who wish to make sense of the jargon associated with print production, so that they can successfully brief and manage the production of print literature whilst gaining an understanding of key design principles.
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Workshop: Crisis & issues management
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
This workshop is suitable for senior managers with decision-making or operational involvement in crisis planning, crisis management teams or business continuity. It is also suitable for senior communications professionals with experience or involvement in crisis or issues management. As much as possible, the session will be tailored to the needs of the delegates attending, and will create a forum for sharing experience and knowledge.
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Workshop: Photography in the media
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
Good photography can mean the difference between a story making the press or not and is an often overlooked PR tactic.
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Workshop: Proof reading
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
The most carefully crafted written materials can be ruined by the simplest of errors. Mistakes not only cloud understanding but also embarrass those making them and sully the image of the organisation responsible. This workshop addresses this key aspect of corporate image.
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Workshop: Reputation management
Workshop (Core PR skills) | CIPR | £100 - £500
The value of corporate reputation is a key component of business and organisational performance. Positively managed, it can be a source of competitive advantage, but what is it? This workshop encourages participants to consider the role of PR in the management of reputation. What can be done to manage performance? How can a good reputation be built up and maintained?
