One-Day PR Mastery! Japan PR Education Center Holds Campaign for Popular 'New PR Intensive Course'
The Japan Public Relations Education Center has launched a campaign for its 'New PR Training Course: Intensive Course,' designed for beginners to master PR essentials in just 5 hours.
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Curry General Research Institute (Director: Takehisa Inoue, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo), a consulting firm well-known in the media, is seeing a surge in participants for the 'New PR Training Course: Intensive Course (PR Expert Elementary Level)' at the Japan Public Relations Education Center. The center is a training institution focused on producing result-oriented PR professionals, where Mr. Inoue himself serves as an instructor. To celebrate the increasing interest, a book giveaway campaign is being held for those who enroll during the Golden Week period (applications until May 6).
Public relations is essential for promoting a company, involving tasks from creating releases to media relations. However, many SMEs lack dedicated PR staff, often having presidents or employees handle it as a side task, or lack an environment for new staff to learn systematically.
To address this, the Japan Public Relations Education Center offers an on-demand 'New PR Training Course: Intensive Course.' The key feature is the ability to learn efficiently from a 'charismatic PR instructor' in a short amount of time.
Reasons for the Increase in Inquiries:
1. Many new appointees assigned to PR departments used it as their first step in learning.
2. There was a need for busy PR professionals to 'learn quickly' in 5 hours.
3. Many were pleased to easily receive lectures from a leading PR expert.
Who is the 'New PR Training Course: Intensive Course' for?
This course is recommended for companies that feel the need for PR but lack a dedicated department, or have no staff capable of teaching PR systematically. It is also ideal for individuals who are new to PR, have no knowledge, and are unsure how to start learning while balancing other duties.
Course Details:
The curriculum covers 5 hours and 31 minutes of content, allowing comprehensive acquisition of PR theory, practice, and the latest trends.
Format: e-Learning / On-demand
Target: PR Beginners
Content: Covers the PR framework, theory, media theory, practical work (PR content, releases, media contact, internal PR, crisis management PR, management), and new PR theory (strategic PR).
Public relations is essential for promoting a company, involving tasks from creating releases to media relations. However, many SMEs lack dedicated PR staff, often having presidents or employees handle it as a side task, or lack an environment for new staff to learn systematically.
To address this, the Japan Public Relations Education Center offers an on-demand 'New PR Training Course: Intensive Course.' The key feature is the ability to learn efficiently from a 'charismatic PR instructor' in a short amount of time.
Reasons for the Increase in Inquiries:
1. Many new appointees assigned to PR departments used it as their first step in learning.
2. There was a need for busy PR professionals to 'learn quickly' in 5 hours.
3. Many were pleased to easily receive lectures from a leading PR expert.
Who is the 'New PR Training Course: Intensive Course' for?
This course is recommended for companies that feel the need for PR but lack a dedicated department, or have no staff capable of teaching PR systematically. It is also ideal for individuals who are new to PR, have no knowledge, and are unsure how to start learning while balancing other duties.
Course Details:
The curriculum covers 5 hours and 31 minutes of content, allowing comprehensive acquisition of PR theory, practice, and the latest trends.
Format: e-Learning / On-demand
Target: PR Beginners
Content: Covers the PR framework, theory, media theory, practical work (PR content, releases, media contact, internal PR, crisis management PR, management), and new PR theory (strategic PR).