Description: Corporate Communication looks at the approach to managing a communication function that emphasizes and promote effectiveness, goodwill and understanding in an organization. The course teaches the students basic and advanced concepts in program planning, crisis and risk management, use of emerging media and tools of the trade. It also examines the role of the corporate communication manager in continuously changing corporate world.

An Overview of Corporate Communication

Strategic Communication

Corporate Communication Planning

Building and Managing Corporate Image and Reputation

Management and Employee Communication

Publicity and Media Relations

Stakeholder and Public Affairs

Crisis Management and Communication

Module

Online discussion

Description: AIJC's Technical Writing Course Online helps professionals develop their skills in gathering, organizing, and rewriting technical materials for non-technical readers.

It is intended for researchers, program/project managers, planning officers, instructional designers, and other content experts who must present technical information in a clear, easily understandable form. After the course, participants are expected to be able to prepare high-quality but easily readable reports, business/policy briefs, manuals, scientific papers, and other materials based on technical information.

Online Courses:
Technical Writing Basics for the Professional
Module 1:     Technical Writing Basics for the Professional
Module 2:     Different Forms of Technical Writing

Beyond the First Draft: Writing More Clearly and Effectively
Module 1:     Beyond Grammar: Writing Clearly and Effectively
Module 2:     Improving the First Draft: Editing and Review

Principles of Clear Effective Writing

Editing and Proofreading

Module

Presentations

Online discussion

Exercises and debriefing

Assessment Process:   Based on Projects and Exercises

Description: An online course intended for information officers in the public and private sectors who would like to upgrade their knowledge and skills in the planning of Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) campaigns to generate awareness and increase knowledge of audiences on development programs and issues.

Session 1:  Understanding IEC

Session 2:  Planning IEC Campaigns & Strategy Formulation

Session 3:  Message Development

Session 4:  Monitoring and Evaluation

Integrating Marketing and Communication for Greater Impact

Planning an Integrated Marketing Communication Program

Product Publicity Through Advertising and Promotions

Using Information Bureaus Effectively

Corporate Sponsorships and Events Tie-Ups

Ethical Considerations in Integrated Marketing Communication

Module

Exercises and debriefing

Description: Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Program is a training course that uses the non-traditional method of teaching English without the need to speak the student’s language. It uses creative methodologies which directly engage students in the learning process.

The TESOL Program teaches English by module based on the level of English knowledge or capability of the student. Each module runs for one month, depending on the student’s learning pace.