Harriet Robinson, Professional PR Diploma

The course gave me the confidence to test out new ideas and transformed the way I work.

The CIPR Professional PR Diploma with PR Academy took me around ten months to complete and included weekend workshops, weekday reading and great support from other students and tutors.

I would highly recommend the diploma to fellow PR professionals who are looking to improve their skills and work more strategically.

It was great to be able to apply some of the assignments to my day to day work; it gave me the time and space to really get to grips with using data in my research. Developing this skill was part of the reason why I was able to produce and execute the communications strategy behind my food waste recycling behaviour change campaign, which saw a 25% increase in recycling in the borough.

Harriet Robinson

Communication and PR Officer

Waverley Borough Council

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