Create your own original media training courses and learn how to successfully pitch and sell these to clients through this five-week interactive video course
Journalists and media professionals have a whole host of valuable skills and experiences that are in high demand across multiple sectors. But many of them don’t know how to translate this expert knowledge into media training that can earn them good money.
This online course will enable you to design and develop your own unique media training products - and learn how to successfully pitch and sell these to paying clients.
Over five weeks you’ll learn how to build original media training offerings from scratch, based on your own unique skills and strengths. You’ll also receive regular feedback from an experienced media trainer who has successfully designed and sold education products to clients from a range of different sectors.
Alongside essential resources, activities and discussion, you’ll be provided with step-by-step guidance and feedback throughout. This will include insider tips on how to best price and pitch your offerings for potential clients, and how to make the most of your professional media experience in the commercial world.
You’ll learn about what makes for high-quality teaching and training (pedagogy) alongside practical business skills. By the end of the course you will be able to produce media training you’re proud of and have the confidence to go and start selling.
Introduction
Week 1: What makes a great course idea?
Week 2: What makes a happy client/learner?
Week 3: Building your course content
Week 4: Creating a great learning experience
Week 5: Pitching and selling your training product
This is an online course taking place over weekly live video classes. You will gain access to the course materials from Tuesday 5 October and the live video classes take place on Tuesday evenings from 6.30pm-8.30pm GMT.
Holly Powell-Jones is the founder of Online Media Law UK and has been designing and delivering her own professional media training since 2013.
She started her career as a broadcast journalist, producing content for Community Channel, BBC Radio London, UKRD, and Global Radio as a newsreader and reporter.
Her training for young people on ‘social media law and ethics’ was awarded four years of funding from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, reaching over 15,000 school pupils in its final year (2017).
She’s designed and delivered training courses for multiple audiences: From lecturing at universities, to leading corporate away days, to producing original video training series for clients such as SAGE Publishing and IMPRESS.
Holly is also an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA), a qualified Arts Awards advisor, and a member of the NUJ Professional Training Committee.
Find out more: OnlineMediaLawUK.com
Follow: @Holly_PJ or @OnlineMediaLaw
"Excellent course. Very good format bringing together presentation by Holly and group discussions. Holly is brilliant and entirely professional - very experienced, a very good communicator - she creates a very positive, creative, inspirational atmosphere.” - Sylvia Nagl, Autumn 2020 participant
"A considered, well-structured course that delivered everything it promised ... Academic insight into teaching activities, reassurance that I was already doing certain things right, inspiring content that sparked me to think of new approaches." - Karen Kay, Autumn 2020 participant
"Excellent. Great mix of worksheets, slides and enjoyed the group work with fellow participants. This provided an
opportunity to share ideas and past experiences... Holly was very generous in sharing tips from her own training experiences." - Nicole Trian, Autumn 2020 participant
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