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In today’s complex and fast-moving media environment, effective communication is paramount for independent schools. At Chandler Communications, we understand the unique challenges school leaders and boards face when engaging with the media. Our media training workshops are designed to equip you with the skills and confidence needed to navigate media interactions successfully.

Why Media Training is Essential

Schools are increasingly in the public eye, and how you communicate can significantly impact your institution’s reputation. Our workshops provide tailored strategies to help you:

  • Develop Clear Messaging: Craft concise and compelling messages that resonate with your audience.
  • Manage Media Relations: Build positive relationships with journalists and handle inquiries with confidence.
  • Handle Tough Questions: Learn techniques to stay on message, pivot effectively, and avoid common media traps.
  • Establish Your Presence: Refine your body language, delivery, tone, and enhance your visual, vocal, and verbal presentation.
  • Prepare for Interviews: Gain practical experience through mock interviews and receive constructive, actionable feedback.

Our Approach

With over two decades of experience as spokespeople, our team offers personalized training sessions that reflect the specific needs of your school. We combine industry best practices with an understanding of the independent school landscape to provide you with effective communication tools.

Who Should Attend

Our workshops are ideal for:

  • Heads of Schools and Senior Leaders
  • Board Chairs and Trustees
  • Communications Teams
  • Crisis Management and Risk Management Teams

Make Sure Your School is Crisis-Ready

Proactive media training is an investment in your school’s reputation and success. Let Chandler Communications be your partner and enhance your media strategy as part of your crisis communications preparation.

Contact us today to learn more about our workshops and how we can support your school’s communication needs.

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