The Government has launched a pilot programme providing part-funding in AI skills, and PRCA’s training is eligible for support. Under the Flexible AI Upskilling Fund pilot, SMEs in the Professional and Business Services sector (which includes PR) can, during May 2024, apply for a share of grant funding for up to 50% of the cost of training employees in AI skills.
As the era of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the landscape of communications and public relations, PRCA NI and CIPR NI are joining forces to present 'AI in PR,' a pivotal event to be held at the MAC Arts Centre in Belfast on Friday, May 17th, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm BST.
After chairing the group for five years, the PRCA’s Creative Committee Chair Ottilie Ross (Halpern Creative Director) has handed the baton to newly appointed Chair Amy Jones, Creative Director at Hope and Glory – prompting a refreshed committee membership.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has today announced the independent communications agency, PRM as its latest corporate member.
The Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA) Africa has appointed three prominent industry representatives to lead its Ethics & Practices Network as part of a continent-wide programme to elevate operating standards and overall ethical conduct for communicators and their work across the continent.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has announced the winners of its annual Workplace Champions Awards during a ceremony last night in London.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has published the results of its U.S. PR and Communications Census, revealing pertinent issues such as industry perception, evolution, and key challenges, particularly in the aftermath of the pandemic.
The PRCA is pleased to announce that Jack Moriarty and Scarlet Pughe from The Romans have won the UK Young Lions Competition 2024 for their ‘Bedroom Blue’ campaign.
The PRCA Digital Awards 2024 ceremony held at Andaz London Liverpool Street last night brought together PR professionals from all over the UK to acknowledge and honour the exceptional standards set in the digital field of the industry.
A professional development programme to break down barriers that prevent people from Black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds from thriving in the PR and communications industry, has been launched today by the PRCA and Taylor Bennett Foundation (TBF).
The PRCA has today issued a call for examples of good practice within the PR industry in working towards gender equality and combating misogyny.
James Hewes, PRCA chief executive, has welcomed the announcement of the AI SME Upskilling Fund in today’s budget.
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