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Starts10th March 2020 09:30Ends10th March 2020 16:30TrainerLawrence BroadieContactHelen Swatton
0141 465 7531CostMembers £100, Third sector non members £150, Public/private £200 - Course overview
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We are delighted to offer this brand new course.
Those of us who work in communications have (frankly) created a completely self-perpetuating, bamboozling myth of a sector. It’s as if we designed it to frustrate and over complicate; to confound and confuse but it doesn’t have to be that way!
- Overall course aim
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Everyone working in the third sector can play a positive part in the promotion of your charity’s mission and work - you just need to think, plan and be organised.
You all have amazing stories to tell, which can influence funders, stakeholders, civic and elected leaders, your supporters and the wider public. So, we’re going to ban the jargon, cut out the codswallop and create a bunkum-free zone by giving you a really (and we mean “really”) practical day of learning.
- Course objectives
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You’ll look at some of the why, where, when, how behind comms and marketing during class discussions and group work. You’ll look at good (free or almost free) tools, which will help you build some imaginative marcomms campaigns. Then you’ll plan and execute a campaign (and present it for fun!), maybe setting up a demo Twitter account, Facebook page, media call, or stakeholder event.
You’ll take a real, live plan back to base after picking up new skills:- why marketing & communications matters – particularly the need to sell internally
- know your comms options – looking at the “traditional” and “digital” ways we can communicate
- curate a list of ways to tell stories – and how to decide what to do
- learn about video and design
- Who is the course aimed at?
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This course is aimed at anyone new to communications and marketing in the workplace and/or third sector, or wishes to refresh their existing skills.
- Entry requirements
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There are no formal entry requirements.
- Other information
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Please bring with you any examples of marketing materials – reports, brochures, leaflets, details of your website and social media channels; generally, anything which tells us a little story.
Please bring a laptop/tablet that can access the internet with Wi-Fi because you will be doing practical work.