Professional Development with PRSA
One of the benefits of being a member of the Public Relations Society of America is that PRSA offers a lot of PR professional development that you can take online.
PRSA has many learning opportunities for every kind of PR practitioner. No matter what skills youβd like to sharpen, from writing to crisis communications to how to be a consultant, PRSA probably has something to offer you.
Members have access to a wide collection of certificate programs, webinars, workshops, online training on demand and case study presentations. If you are a member, many of these resources are free or discounted. Plus, if you have earned the Accreditation in Public Relations, the training gives you credits toward maintaining your APR status.
If youβre not a member, you can expect to pay $200 or more per course. So, if you think youβre going to take more than one course, itβs worth paying for an annual membership, which is $260, plus a $65 initiation fee.
Presenters include:
Michael Smart, a trainer and coach whoβs trained more than 10,000 communicators worldwide
Ann Wylie, president, Wylie Communications, who teaches about writing and works with communicators who want to reach more readers
Lisa Arledge Powell, president of MediaSource, an award-winning creative agency, and a popular conference presenter
J.W. Arnold, APR, Fellow PRSA, an independent practitioner and award-winning publicist, marketer and event planner
David A. Fields, consultant, speaker and best-selling author of The Irresistible Consultantβs Guide to Winning Clients

