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Accreditation Preparation & Maintenance: Public Relations Training
Programs help candidates through the Accreditation process and enhance their understanding of KSAs (knowledge, skills and abilities) covered on the Examination for Accreditation in Public Relations.
April 11–14, 2012
| Course
| Brooklyn Center (Minneapolis), Minn.
Designed to provide a setting that will meet the needs of busy professionals, this four-day intensive helps to prepare and advance candidates though the Readiness Review™ and take the computer-based APR Examination.
The How-To of Accreditation
April 19, 2012
| Webinar
How do you start prepping? Learn what is expected, get organized, study the right materials and follow the right process — this is the best way to earn the APR credential.
Learn to Analyze Scenario-Based Questions to Increase Your Examination Success
June 12, 2012
| Webinar
Has it been a while since you’ve taken a multiple-choice exam? Increase your understanding of the multiple-choice environment, and participate in demonstration exercises.
Aug. 15–18, 2012
| Course
| New York, N.Y.
Designed to provide a setting that will meet the needs of busy professionals, this four-day intensive helps to prepare and advance candidates though the Readiness Review™ and take the computer-based APR Examination.
Prepare for Your +M Readiness Review
Sept. 27, 2012
| Webinar
The Accreditation in Public Relations + Military Communication (APR+M) is an enhanced certification from the well-established Accreditation in Public Relations (APR). The APR+M signifies that an individual meets all APR qualifications, as well as possesses a rigorous knowledge surrounding military public affairs.
Use Your Business Literacy to Communicate With the CEO, Improve the Outcomes of Your Strategies and Tactics, and More
On-Demand Webinar
Increase Your Chances of Being Advanced
On-Demand Webinar
Learn how to gain the experience you need in order to present a well-rounded body of work, as well as how to put your best foot forward and clearly communicate what you know to the Readiness Review panel.
