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Photography workshop 26 August 2010 |
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Thumbs up to Photography Workshop delegates Delegates attending the photography workshop on 26 August 2010 at PRISA, Ferndale learnt that a picture truly is worth a thousand words.
That is when you keep in mind camera focus, focal plane, the 2 push shutter button, rule of thirds, utilisation of space…… to mention a few principles they discussed at the workshop.
Richard Strever, managing director of Zoom Photography, facilitated the workshop. Delegates said that he was very easy to understand and made it all very exciting. “Richard was engaging and clear with his explanations, an excellent presenter who made our learning day fun,” said Stella Bornebroek, HR practitioner – communication at Samancor Ferrometals.
At the end of the day Richard gave delegates his thumbs up and sent them off eager to snap the world.

Richard Strever gives delegates his thumbs up

Delegates honing in on their newly acquired knowledge of photography |
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2010 PRISA National Conference |
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“We are very focussed on empowering our members and our industry through sharing of information and ideas of best practice,” remarked PRISA President, Samantha Louis, “That is why we have chosen the theme we have and developed a programme that is focused on addressing the future, with all of its opportunities and challenges. If Africa is to assume its rightful place in the sun, we need to be united, educated and committed to our cause. It is the hope of PRISA that at least in the communication industry; this conference will contribute to that national agenda.”

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National Conference 2010 Registration form |
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National Conference 2010 |
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June - July Workshops |
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With constant change and new trends being a part of our everyday lives, why not ensure that you are up to date with any new approaches to writing or new styles or even the latest media trends.
South Africa is being observed by the world, why not take the opportunity to brush up and hone in on essential public relation tools.
- Why not learn how to captivate your audience and write effectively for the media
- Why not ensure all deadlines are met and your project a success.
- Why not ensure that presentations have impact and are delivered with confidence
In order to better equip yourself and achieve your desired outcomes, consider attending any of these workshops offered below.
Come on South Africa IT IS HERE - the advantage over the rest.
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June Creative Writing Weekend: Postponed to 23rd - 25th July 2010 Writing for the media is one of the most essential tools in the toolbox of the modern public relations practioner, yet also one of the most neglected. This is particularly true in South Africa where the majority of public relations professional do not have English as their mother language. The dawning of Web 2 has added to the importance of effective writing skills and has also brought an entirely new angle to the manner in which it is done effectively. This highly entertaining and intensive workshop is all about writing excellent English texts for the media in such a manner that pople will want to read, remember and respond to it to achieve organisational objectives.
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Project Management: 23 - 24 June 2010 Management of projects is a widely recognised discipline in its own right. In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world, organisations that practice sound project management methods have a competitive advantage over those that fly by the seat of the pants because competition is rapidly becoming time-based and cost-based. Managing projects better is one way to achieve good results.
Facilitated by Peter van der Schyff
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Presentation Skills: 29 - 30 June 2010 This programme is for public relations practitioners who need to add extra impact and confidence to their presentation techniques. Practitioners will be given tips on each aspect of presentations from planning and preparation to delivery, including presentation styles and techniques and dressing guidelines. Delegates will be given an opportunity to put these into practice and will see their self-confidence and presentation skills grow in two short days. The programme will assist practitioners to present strategic issues with clarity and authority at a board level. It will outline the use of integrated visual aids and hone their skills to handle difficult questions and unsettled nerves.
Facilitated by Peter van der Schyff
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July Workshops
- Stakeholder verses target audience, do you know the difference?
- Is Social media important to my organization?
- Is my work professionally edited and flawless?
Need answers, why not attend these workshops offered in the month of Jul
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Stakeholder Engagement and Management: 1 July 2010
Senior Communication Managers and PR practitioners talk a lot about stakeholders and of managing relationships with stakeholders. But what do we really mean by stakeholders? How do we know who our stakeholders are? Howe do we manage expectations? What ‘stakes’ do they hold in our organizations that could impact our reputation? And, if they do – so what?
Most practically, how do managers go about managing their stakeholders? What methodology and tools are relevant in this area? How is leadership decision making generally enhanced by this area of business and is integration really possible across the organization?
Fundamentally, how do we communicate vale in real business terms?
Stakeholder Management is no longer an option for organizations in SA today, Further more, find out what the King 3 Report requires from organisations and why governance & reporting will never be the same. Either way the playfield will continue to change and as stakeholder manager you are at the forefront of managing critical relations on behalf of your business – a skill so critical that it subtly makes or breaks organisations of all sizes
Facilitated by Ingrid Lotze
Guest Speaker: Ntombikanina Malinga |
Social Media: 8 July The world of communication is changing rapidly – take this opportunity to bring your communication strategy up to speed with the latest toolls for truly engaging your audience.
Are you up to speed on the social media platforms, do you know what blogging, podcasting, RSS, YouTube, MySpace and even Facebook are? Get a comprehensive overview of new media and discouver how to stretegically intergrate these channels into your campaigns. Learn how to use Web-based communications tools and services.
Daniel Munslow returns from IABC World Conference adn gives insight to latest cutting-edge communication trends happening abroad.
Facilitated by Ingrid Lotze
Guest Speaker: Daneil Munslow
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Professional Proof Reading and Editing: 13 July 2010
In public relations professional editing and proof reading is an asset. Corporate image can be predetermined by bad or careless editing and proof reading. This is a process through which written material is subjected to before final printing takes place. This process applies to all written material, such as text books, magazine articles, media releases, a film script, a company newsletter or even documents with limited distribution and in-house reports or business proposals. This is a practical workshop and offers numberous useful tips and guidelines that are beneficial in the public relations industry.
Facilitated by Peter van der Schyff
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Prices (incl. VAT) 1 day 2 day 3 day Members - early bird R 1 590.00 R 3 180.00 R 6 000.00 Members - late booking R 1 790.00 R 3 380.00 R 6 300.00 Non-members - early bird R 1 890.00 R 3 480.00 R 6 600.00 Non-members - late bookinigs R 2 090.00 R 3 680.00 R 6 900.00
Included: *Personalised certificate of attendance *Instructions by an expert facilitator *Specialised manual and course materials *Coffee / Tea / Meals
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General Information: Venue *All 1 & 2 day workshops are held at PRISA training centre: PRISA 108 Bram Fischer Drive Ferndale *Weekend workshops will be held at Alpha Conference Centre Muldersdrift. Accomodation and meals are included in the price for 3 day workshops
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Registration Start from 08:00 - 08:30
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To book for any of these empowring workshops, email
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or call on (011) 326 1262
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written material is subjected to before final printing takes place. This process applies to all written |
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