Here are the latest Publishing Training Centre courses, plus information on a job vacancy:
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Project
management is at the heart of the publishing process
An editor's project
management skills are more important today than ever because
publishing, particularly in education and academic fields, is not
only about books. Almost none of the projects we work on today is
'just' a book and many projects are multi-component.
Keeping control of each of these
elements requires enormous organisational ability and forward
thinking, use of tracking and budgeting systems which work, plus
flexibility and resourcefulness.
In other words, all the skills of
project management.
Editorial Project Management and
Digital Project
Management are
vital courses run by expert tutors to help you master the skills
of effective project management.
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Sarah
Sodhi
Project
management trainer
Since 1999, Sarah has proofed, tagged,
bound, corrected, edited, managed, commissioned, subbed,
scheduled. estimated and produced a great deal of content. She
runs Editorial Project Management, designed
for anyone responsible for the management of complete editorial
projects.
MEET THE EXPERT
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Mark
Stringer
Trainer
and consultant
Mark has been a software developer and
project manager for the past 15 years at top organisations and
now runs training and consulting firm AgileLab. His course, Digital
Project Management, is designed for anyone
responsible for the management and delivery of digital projects.
MEET THE EXPERT
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Editorial
Project Management
Two-day course, 19
and 20 March
Gain
project management skills and knowledge you can use
immediately. Learn how to:
- assess the scope, needs and risks of an
editorial project
- accurately estimate timings to produce a
detailed and reliable schedule
- create and maintain the project budget to
ensure profitability
- effectively manage and communicate with your
team and other stakeholders.
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Digital
Project Management
Two-day course, 1
and 2 May
Agile,
iterative, Lean, Kanban; acquire the skills needed for
effective project management of digital products. Learn how to:
- understand the difference between managing
print and digital projects
- deliver fit-for-purpose digital projects within
required time scales and budget
- manage complex projects, using interactive
project management techniques and Agile, Lean and Kanban
methodologies
- deal with inputs from multiple stakeholders
- select suppliers and put together teams that
can deliver digital projects.
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Get ahead in marketing with
expert tuition
Publishing Training Centre tutors work in roles directly related
to the subjects they teach, so not only are they highly
experienced, but they are also up-to-date with the latest
industry developments and issues. They bring this unique
knowledge and experience to the courses they teach, enriching the
student experience and making the courses more practical.
Copywriting for
Publishers and Writing for the Web are two upcoming courses designed to
help you get ahead in marketing through expert tuition.
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Bev Legge
Writer, editor and trainer
Bev has worked in publishing, journalism
and PR since 2005, has trained over 1,000 people in 11 countries
and has a very impressive client list. He runs Copywriting
for Publishing, a must for anyone who conveys
messages through the written word.
MEET THE EXPERT
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Sue Davis
Digital
trainer
Sue is a digital trainer, content
designer and strategist, and consultant with over 20 years'
experience. She has a passion for demystifying digital for
non-techie audiences and runs Writing for the Web,
vital for anyone who creates or is responsible for web content.
MEET THE EXPERT
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Copywriting
for Publishers
One-day course, 10
April 2018
Explore
when, where and how smart copywriting can boost the performance
of your book marketing projects. Learn how to:
- write copy that connects with your readers
- exploit powerful techniques used by top
professionals
- apply these techniques to a range of
copywriting tasks.
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Writing
for the Web
One-day course, 3
May 2018
Discover
vital ways to make digital content more readable, searchable
and findable, using up-to-the-minute research. Learn how to:
- exploit how people read on the web to write
content people can act on
- use plain English techniques to write more
active, clear and concise copy
- organise and structure content for online
readers
- write web content that is shareable across
social media and easy to find on search engines
- develop a site that reaches readers before they
reach for the back button.
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What's happening in the book
world
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Meet a PTC Tutor
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Latest Blog post
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Job Vacancy at PTC
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Enrol on our Basic Proofreading: Editorial Skills One & get access to Essential Grammar for free. See below for details
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Welcome
to our February newsletter.
Looking to take your career or business to a new level in 2018?
Now is the critical time to develop the skills and changes
needed to make that happen.
Our full range of courses for 2018, designed by publishing
professionals, are now open for booking. Learn
more and book here.
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What's Happening in the
book world this month
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The
2018 Wellcome
Book Prize longlist has been announced.
Celebrating the many ways in which literature can illuminate
the breadth and depth of our relationship with health, medicine
and illness.
More
details here.
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Enrol on our Basic Proofreading: Editorial
Skills One before midnight on March 11 & get access to
Essential Grammar for free.
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Valerie
Fawcett is an experienced
Learning and Development consultant, specialising in providing
training and coaching in people management and personal
development. She has run courses for a wide variety of
organisations in both the public and private sectors, and as a
former publisher, enjoys combining both areas of experience in
her work for Publishing Training Centre.
Valerie will run our new course Negotiating
for a Win-Win on 22 May.
Find
out more about Valerie here.
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This Month's Blog from PTC
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Negotiating for a
Win-Win
Negotiating
is something we have to do all the time if we are to get the
job done and maintain good relationships. Negotiating is not
about who you are, but about what you do and how you behave
towards others. Negotiating is a strategy and like any strategy
it needs preparation.
Read
her full article here.
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We are seeking a new Chief Executive Officer to
succeed Peter McKay, who will retire at the end of June.
The CEO is responsible for setting and implementing a clear
strategy for the future development of the PTC in conjunction
with the Board of Trustees and for steering and managing the
business.
The role is based in central London.
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