The Irish Academy of Public Relations is holding a summer media camp for teenagers this July. Young people aged from 13 to 17 years old can apply to take part.
Scope of the summer media camp
Teenagers will learn a number of skills. First of all, these include journalism skills such as writing news, presenting on the radio, and presenting to camera. In addition, teens will learn about organising events and problem solving. The camp will also help teenagers decide whether or not to pursue a media career.
Ellen Gunning, the Director of the Academy, said: “This is a really exciting course. As well as learning about managing crisis, presenting on television and DJing on radio, teenage attendees have fun with their peers and grow in confidence and abilities. Our tutors are seasoned professionals in their various fields and will deliver rich content on the various aspects of media.”
About the Irish Academy of Public Relations
Founded in 1992, the Irish Academy of Public Relations is a private college. They provide courses in public relations and journalism as well as event management. The summer media camp for teenagers started in 2016.
Course information
Dates: 10th – 14th July 2017
Location: University College Dublin, Belfield
Fee: Special reducing fee down to €395, which is 30% off the original price for the last 6 spots! This includes certificates for graduates as well as food and video.
For more information, check out the Academy’s website.
