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August, 2008 at a glance
2nd08:30The Power of FootageMore info
4th08:30Corporate Publication: Write, Edit, manage themMore info
08:20Writing Newsworthy ProfilesMore info
08:30Writing Newsworthy ProfilesMore info
11th08:30Media Law More info
08:30Want it all - Be a video JournalistMore info
08:30Designing a Radio Marketing PlanMore info
13th08:30Media EthicsMore info
17th08:30Advance Sub-EditingMore info
18th08:30Educational Programmes - Drama/Feature ProductionMore info
08:30Internal CommunicationsMore info
21st08:30Getting Media Mileage from Corporate Social InvestmentMore info
25th08:30Advance Feature WritingMore info
26th08:30Writing & Delivering SpeechesMore info

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08:30Corporate Publication: Write, Edit, manage them
Description CORPORATE PUBLICATIONS – WRITE, EDIT, MANAGE THEM! CANDIDATES: This highly practical course is a must for all professionals interested in writing for corporate publications. This includes everyone from directors to media liaison personnel in public and private sectors and civil society organisations. In just five days you’ll acquire essential journalistic techniques and learn how to apply principles of creative writing to better reach your target publics COURSE OUTCOMES: by course end you will be able to: • Understand the significance of corporate publications, a powerful tool in organisational communication • Meet the expectations of target publics • Use interview and research techniques • Brainstorm and mindmap to find the ‘story’ • Structure your features for maximum impact • Apply principles of creative non-fiction • Use language to colour your writing • Write engaging corporate profiles, highlighting the person behind the issue • Edit and tighten copy • Understand principles of layout & design • Manage production
LocationIAJ Parktown
ContactGugu Ndaba
Contact Details011 4841765 or cmtu@iaj.org.za

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