The Editor's Chair

Are your editorial executives trained to deal with the pressures of running a modern multimedia newsroom?
Can they balance their strategic, commercial, creative roles and still look after the motivation and management of their staff?
Editing today is more challenging than ever before and Press Association Training can help.
We have places left on our high-powered editor's chair course which is being held in London from April 21-25.
This course is aimed at the editorial executive of the present and the future.
Each delegate will tackle our famous in-tray exercise of 25 real issues which have landed on the editor's desk.
There are also sessions, from acknowledged specialists, running an effective multimedia newsroom, man-management, leadership, drawing up an editorial strategy, managing change, market research, budgeting, employment law, graphics, design, communication skills and public speaking.
Many of today's newspaper editors have passed through this course.
The course is suitable for heads of departments, assistant editors, deputy editors and recently appointed editors. Delegates, other than working editors, should be nominated by their editor.