Media training
I offer two types of training courses: media training for scientists and entrepreneurs who need to communicate with the media; and journalism training for scientists and engineers embarking on a career in journalism.
Media training
A training course for engineers and scientists who want to promote their work more effectively. Suitable for people working in academia or industry, large companies and start-ups.
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Journalism training
Basic journalism training for scientists and engineers planning to embark on a career in journalism. Topics include news writing, feature writing and interview techniques
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Past clients have included Oxford University's Begbroke Science Park, the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), the Institute of Physics (IOP), Southampton University's Optoelectronics Research Centre, BAE Systems, Cardiff University, the Bath and Bristol Enterprise Network, the Scottish Optoelectronics Association, building research consultancy BRE and plastics consultancy Applied Market Information
I have also been a visiting lecturer at the University of Exeter where I delivered a series of lectures on science journalism as part of a science communication module for biosciences undergraduates.
I have also been a visiting lecturer at the University of Exeter where I delivered a series of lectures on science journalism as part of a science communication module for biosciences undergraduates.
Nadya's course has been very well received by all the delegates. In particular, they have appreciated taking part in practical exercises, receiving individual advice and Nadya’s understanding of their industry’s needs.
