Writing well has been at the core of PMA for nearly 30 years. Our training courses are widely regarded as the best for two reasons:
Tutors with years of experience who actually do the job.
Small courses (four to six is typical) tailored to your needs.
Communications skills training
Business writing, PR skills, handling the media: these are just some of the huge range of courses we currently offer. Our expertise is in helping you to communicate clearly, whatever the task.
Bespoke courses
Courses specially created for your needs and delivered in-house at your offices, or at our media centre in London: an efficient way of getting exactly what you need.
Cost-effective with four to six on the course.
Make best use of your time: our tutors travel to you.
Claim £1000 of free training Small and medium-sized businesses can claim £1000 of free training with PMA thanks to the government's Leadership and Management funding under Train to Gain.
There’s no catch. It’s easy to apply and costs you hardly anything. Too good to be true? Not at all. The government wants to ensure organisations like yours are geared up for tomorrow’s challenges… and PMA is here to help.
There’s £500 for the boss, and a matched £500 for the management team.
Nearly all PMA’s courses are valid for Leadership and Management funding under Train to Gain. We’ve even devised some special packages aimed at jump-starting your team with essential and advanced management skills (click more for details).
Our speciality is communication skills. Click Learn to view the workshop directory for public and on-demand courses. Or ask us for a printed copy.
Want to know more? Call one of our team to discuss your training needs. We will sort out your application, and work with you to deliver that training you always meant to do, but could never afford. There’s no excuse now: you simply have to ask, and we’ll make it all happen smoothly and efficiently.
Speak to Vicky Chandler, Melanie Gilbert, Michaela Sangster or Riva Elliott on 020 7278 0606 or email training@pma-group.com
PG finds job in recession
Carolyn Wilson, one of those chosen for this winter's postgraduate course in magazine journalism, has secured a job, only five weeks into the course. She will be a reporter across two titles, Speciality Foods and Hotel Business. More details of the course at www.becomeajournalist.co.uk
News-writing
A very useful course. I'll definitely be able to use all the things I've learned.
- MOD
POSTGRADUATE MAGAZINE WINS AWARD
Attract London, a magazine created by students from PMA’s summer 2007 Postgraduate Diploma in Magazine Journalism, has won an Award of Excellence at CiB’s Communic8 Awards 2008.
The judges were astonished to discover the magazine was not a commercial publication, but a one-off produced from nothing in just six weeks as part of PMA's course.
One commented: "You couldn't have guessed that it wasn't a commercial trade magazine."
The magazine and its accompanying website, produced by just 12 people, was aimed at those working in London's attractions and tourism industry.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Fourth Postgrad beats recession
Yet another person from our winter postgraduate course in magazine journalism has secured a job – only two weeks after the course finished. Stephen Harris is the fourth from the course to find a job – despite the harrowing economic times. He has been taken on as a reporter on the magazine OPP, which is for international property professionals, to write news, features and daily online news. Stephen was editor of the magazine Canal Business that the course produced.
