PR people are often judged by their contacts rather than their intellectual rigour. This needs to change.
Posts tagged ‘pr qualifciations’
How do you prove your worth?
September 23rd, 2011How do communicators prove their worth? ROI, media coverage? Or is it just about having a good strategy and some sound objectives?
How our bursary made a difference….
September 3rd, 2011How the PR Academy bursary has made a difference to enthusiastic PR Alex Bolton.
A little bit of theory does you good….
August 28th, 2011Its back to school time! The case for of a bit of theory to underpin what we do.
What would you do if you didn’t do PR?
October 15th, 2010That was the question that was posed to PR Academy’s Kevin Ruck by the good folk at PR Moment. It started off as a question about what other professions PR people could move into, but we thought: ‘Hold up – why would you want to leave PR?’ We think PR people who want to stretch their wings [...]
Measuring PR – why are we still having this conversation?
August 30th, 2010It was great to see a whole conference being devoted to measuring PR (PR Week 18 August) but I couldnt help wondering why we are still having the conversation. I was heartened to read some common sense though, including that of Philip Sheldrake of Influence Crowd who – thanks goodness – emphasises the need to focus [...]
Public affairs – a brand new CIPR qualification
June 8th, 2010There is a brand new qualification in the CIPR stable – a new short diploma in public affairs. We have developed it here at PR Academy so naturally we think its great ! What sets it aside from other courses on the market is that it focuses less on the mechanics of how various institutions work – this [...]








