by Simon Brooke | Sep 3, 2026 | Crisis communication, Media, Media Training, Media training for housebuilders, PR Training courses, Speech Writing
Media training for housebuilders As the government promotes its programme to build more homes, media training for housebuilders is increasingly important. Already we’ve seen growing interest by the media in house builders and construction companies. Journalists have...
by Simon Brooke | Aug 13, 2026 | Media, Media Training, Media Training for Law Firms, PR Training courses, Training for Radio Interviews
Media training for barristers – five top tips Why are our media training courses for barristers increasingly popular? It’s probably for a number of reasons. The media will always want to talk to barristers. This is because journalists are looking for credible,...
by Simon Brooke | Aug 5, 2026 | Business Writing Training, Financial, Media, Media Training, Media Training for Financial, Media Training for PR companies, PR Training courses, Presentation Training, Speech Writing
Media training for financial services firms – what we can all learn from Fed chair Kevin Warsh’s communications style. As the leading provider of media training for financial services firms, we were particularly interested in a recent critique by the FT of Fed chair...
by Simon Brooke | Jul 9, 2026 | Crisis communication, Crisis Media Training for consumer brands, Media, Media Training, PR Training courses, Speech Writing
Media training for consumer brands – five top tips Our media training courses for consumer brands are increasingly popular among property PRs and in-house media relations teams. That’s because shrewd public relations consultants realise that it’s one thing to secure...
by Simon Brooke | May 8, 2026 | Business Writing Training, Media, Media Training, Media Training for Law Firms, Speech Writing
Writing courses for law firms – five reasons why your firm’s writing might be failing As we explain in our writing courses for lawyers, grabbing people’s attention has become more of a challenge than ever before. We have approximately 100,000 words beamed at us every...
