Internal Communication Diploma: London Accelerator
CIPR Specialist Diploma: Internal Communication London
About this course
Join us in London for an intensive two-days of face-to-face tuition and accelerate your learning! Follow up those days with full access to the online course to top up your learning and benefit from online resources including our extensive online library and activities including live online sessions and tutorials.
Become an effective, strategic internal communication practitioner with advanced communication planning and implementation skills. This internal communication course takes a strategic look at this exciting and growing area of practice. Topics include change communication, engagement, the strategic use of social media and measurement.
Opens online: 15 April
Classroom dates: Friday 26 and Saturday 27 April 2024
Check out our early bird offer!
Course detail
Study Support Package
Two days face-to-face learning
Full access to the online course on our bespoke Study Hub
One to one tutorials
Online library with all the books you need
Individual feedback on your assignment idea
Networking via our LinkedIn group
Live interactive online workshops
Easy tutor contact
A copy of Exploring Internal Communication
Pay monthly
Initial fee: £483.80 (incl. VAT)
6 monthly instalments: £300 (incl. VAT)
A one-off initial fee is taken when you enrol. Instalments are collected monthly from the date you enrolled.
How we calculate your early bird fee
Enrol by 4 April 2024 and save £200 on tuition.
PR Academy tuition: £1539 (+ VAT)
CIPR fees: £271 (no VAT)
Total: £1,976 (+ VAT)
VAT is calculated upon enrolment and is dependant on your location and situation.
VAT inclusive fee is £2,283.80
Who’s this course for?
Experienced practitioners. You are an experienced internal communicator or PR professional looking to gain a specialist internal communication qualification to underpin your skills with theory and analysis. You want to develop strategic internal communication and management skills. You may have the CIPR Specialist Certificate: Internal Communication.
Make an impact. You want to learn how to develop an internal communication strategy and make an impact in the organisation.
Master’s level. This is Master’s level course so make sure you are ready to study and be assessed at this level.
Learning outcomes
In studying for the CIPR Specialist Diploma in Internal Communication you will take an in-depth look at what makes communication effective, how to use research to develop great internal communication strategies and the nature of change management communication. Come away with the knowledge and skills necessary to operate at board level.
Learn how internal communication contributes to employee engagement and change. Understand what is expected of an ethical practitioner.
The course equipped me with principles and models that reinforce my experience. Bringing theory into practical application makes me feel more confident in my natural instincts and role as an internal communications practitioner at work.
Rachel Brown
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Meet your course leader Dr Kevin Ruck
I get a buzz from teaching as I like to explore new ideas and ways of working. I like to think big about PR, internal communication and employee engagement. I think you tend to always get what you’ve always got if you always do what you’ve always done. So teaching and learning is about thinking differently in ways that can be applied to better practice.
Your questions answered
It's great news that your employer is investing in your development. The first thing to do is get a purchase order - you will need it when you enrol. This is really important as without it we aren't able to raise an invoice. Alternatively, you can pay using a company credit or debit card at checkout - that's probably the easiest way.
The second thing is to allow plenty of time! We need payment before the course starts and we know that sometimes company's payment processes can take a while. So act now to get it all sorted in time.
If you need any help or advice, just give us a call.
For CIPR courses, your course fee is a combination of the PR Academy tuition fee and the CIPR awarding body and registration fee. PR Academy provides all your tuition plus an online learning centre with books and resources and marks your work. You don’t really need to buy any books as most resources are online, but you can of course purchase books if you like and we can help you to decide what to buy.
We offer plenty of support. Some courses offer individual tutorials that can be booked. The course leader is easily contactable and there is always someone in the office who can help with day to day queries.
The London Accelerator courses provide two intensive days of tuition plus full access to the online course including any online activities and tutorials.
You still have one or two years to complete your studies (depending on which course you join) but you can complete it much more quickly.
There may be funding available in your area, so it is always a good idea to do some research as there may be schemes that we aren’t aware of.
The CIPR has set up a fund to celebrate the CIPR's 75th year.
The Iprovision 75 Fund was created to support people from financially or socially disadvantaged backgrounds. It is designed to help advance or lead to a career in the public relations profession.
You need to be a CIPR member, or willing to join. Find out more here.