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Media training, communication training
Corporate or public training
Our fun and engaging workshops are tailored to deliver practical and effective media training, crisis skills and business communication know-how.
Bullet proof your media spokespeople
Our media training workshops will empower you to step into the spotlight to promote and protect your organisation’s reputation.
Sharpen your media skills and boost your confidence so you can protect your reputation in even the most difficult media interviews.
We know media training
We’re media training and communication specialists.
Our media trainers are former journalists with qualifications in business and adult learning.
Proven media training frameworks
Develop your media skills and maximise your media interview performance with our practical frameworks, useful tools and proven techniques.
Build your skills and confidence
Our comprehensive range of workshops delivers media and communication skills to spokespeople at all levels of experience.
Learn to understand, engage with and manage the media with certainty and confidence.
Strategic communication training
We design a customised, relevant communication or media training program for every client. We'll help you work out the type of training your business needs and the skill level of your spokespeople.
Public workshops schedule - Sydney
| Date | Workshop | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 2012 | ||||
| Thurs 17 | Strategic Conversations | |||
| Wed 23 | Managing the Media in a Crisis | |||
| June 2012 | ||||
| Wed 6 | Managing the Media in a Crisis | |||
| Wed 20 | Media Crisis Plans that Work | |||
Latest News
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Repetition makes your message magnetic 16th May 12
The power of repetition means most of us probably remember the 1970s TV ad about "football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars". Repetition is a powerful technique that can also help your message stick in a media interview.
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Julia, you were talking to a footy crowd! 10th May 12
At a time when Julia Gillard is battling to reconnect with traditional Labor voters, why wouldn’t she play ball with former league star Mark Geyer?





