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Career development with PRISA

The Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) is offering three programmes, running throughout October 2007, that will enable public relaltions professionals to monitor their own strengths and weaknesses and record their progress that is being made.

Reputation Management is a half-day course that targets senior practitioners and consultants. This programme looks at corporate reputation and the influences of perception, as well as how to understand and measure these perceptions.

Integrated Communication Strategies takes place over a two-day period and deals with strategic planning and the links to communication.

The programme “Are you an exhibitionist?” is an area of relationship-building which has grown tremendously over the past five years. This interactive programme will enable the delegate to identify hidden PR opportunities and bring the brand to life. This programme will also be run over a two-day period.

All programmes will be presented at the PRISA national office in Ferndale; however, should there be more than 10 interested parties in a particular region, PRISA will then relocate that programme to that area.

Continuing Professional Development

The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes are a joint initiative by PRISA and the Business Chamber of the Services SETA. The objective behind this initiative is to empower the industry by educating the professionals. For each CPD event attended, the professionals will earn points, which accumulate over a three-year period. This then results in the upgrading of a level of practice or the maintenance of the globally recognised Accredited Public Relations Practitioner (APR) status.

The CPD programmes with PRISA are known as the “PRogressions” scheme and are aimed at any education needed to enhance your abilities and body of knowledge. It also assists with the development of your career and any skills such as of mentoring, part-time lecturing, presenting and research. Ivan Lätti was once quoted as saying: “A profession is a noted work-field in society, characterised by a growing body of knowledge and participation criteria including an ethical code”.

Interested parties can contact Susan Richardson at the PRISA national office on +27 (0)11 326 1262 or email susanr@prisa.co.za for more information or to reserve places.

Dates

Reputation Management: Tuesday, 16 October
Integrated Communication Strategies: Wednesday and Thursday, 17 – 18 October
Are you an exhibitionist?: Tuesday and Wednesday, 23 – 24 October

[21 Sep 2007 09:00]

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