Location: Richmond Business School
Availability: Yes
Price: £75.00 (£15.00 Concessionary Fee. £255.00 non-EU)
Start Date: 21/06/2012
Weekdays: Thu
Time: 10:00 to 12:00
Tutor Approval Required? No
Number of Weeks: 5
This is a basic guide to writing press releases. It is aimed at those who wish to promote their small business in the most cost-effective way. By the end of the course, learners will have a fundamental understanding of press release writing techniques and will be able to produce a newsworthy release tailored to their own small business.
A good standard of English is required.
• An introduction to press release writing
• What is a press release?
• The difference between a news story and a press release
• The press release writing format
• Guidelines to writing a press release
• The attention-grabbing introduction
• The importance of pictures
• How to ensure your press release is likely to be used by the media
Your work will be assessed through in-class assignments
• If you require further course information or advice & guidance that is not answered in this outline please email bit@racc.ac.uk
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telephone 020 8843 7921, or drop in to our main reception area at either site.
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Notepad and pen.
regular attendance required.
Enrolment is best carried out online. If you prefer to enrol in person, you can enrol at either the Clifden or Parkshot centres. You can also enrol by post, payment should be by cheque made payable to ‘Richmond Adult Community College’ and sent to Postal Enrolments, RACC, Clifden Centre, Clifden Road, Twickenham TW1 4LT
“How much homework will I need to do outside of class?”
No homework is set but exercises are carried out in class.
“What will happen if I miss a class?”
There will be no formal consequences but the short duration of the course means you will learn less.
“When will the exams take place?”
There are no exams but there will be an informal assessment in the form of a press release.
“Do I need any special clothing or equipment?”
None
“Is there any tutorial support?”
No, but one-to-one support and feedback will be given in class.
What can I do next?
The college offers a range of enterprise training courses. These include business administration courses, bookkeeping and finance, and personal development courses.
You can enrol online, over the phone or in person at either site
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