• PRCA 2012 Benchmarking Survey now live

    PRCA 2012 Benchmarking Survey

    The annual Benchmarking Survey is now closed.
    The results presentation will be held at MHP’s offices at 60 Portland Road, London at 10.00 on Tuesday 8th May.

    Email tom.hawkins@prca.org.uk to book your place.

  • PRCA battle v NLA saves industry
    £100 million

    The Copyright Tribunal upholds seven of the nine changes the PRCA & Meltwater requested to the NLA web end user licence.


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  • AWARDS

    The PRCA Awards showcase the best that the UK PR industry has to offer. Our campaign awards, team awards and individual recognition awards celebrate the best work, individuals and teams from agency and in-house!


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  • WHAT IS PR?

    Public relations is all about reputation. It's the result of what you do, what you say, and what others say about you. It is used to gain trust and understanding between an organisation and its various publics.


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  • Qualifications

    PRCA qualifications are flexible, practical and affordable. Whether it is the PRCA Foundation course, the Online Certificate, the Advanced Certificate or the PRCA Diploma, we have a qualification to take you to the next level.


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  • PR Apprenticeships

    PR Apprenticeships 2012

    The 2012 PR Apprenticeships Scheme offers an alternative route into the PR industry whilst working towards a nationally recognised qualification. It combines on-the-job training, qualifications and development with real-life work experience.

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Events

16 May 2012

PRCA Green Room - TUI, Head of Sustainable Development - Jane Ashton

Seats Available : 27
17 May 2012

Expert Briefing - Blogger Relations

Seats Available : 0
22 May 2012

The Global Broadcast Landscape - power, influence and opportunity in 2012

Seats Available : 50
24 May 2012

Expert Briefing - Changing times at MSN

Seats Available : 16
06 June 2012

Monthly Member Drinks - June

Seats Available : 38
12 June 2012

PR Apprenticeship Consultation

Seats Available : 30
12 June 2012

Technology Campaign Master-Class

Seats Available : 5
12 June 2012

PR Apprenticeship: Consultation

Seats Available : 29
13 June 2012

PR Apprenticeship: Consultation

Seats Available : 30
13 June 2012

PR Apprenticeship: Consultation

Seats Available : 30
20 June 2012

PRCA Green Room - Energy Saving Trust, Head of Communications - Julian Roberts

Seats Available : 25
21 June 2012

Expert Briefing - When's Corporate Entertaining Criminal?

Seats Available : 36
04 July 2012

Monthly Member Drinks - July

Seats Available : 45
04 July 2012

Monthly Member Drinks - July

Seats Available : 45
04 July 2012

Monthly Member Drinks - July

Seats Available : 45
10 July 2012

Food Campaign Master-Class

Seats Available : 23
10 July 2012

Food & Drinks Campaign Master-Class

Seats Available : 30
19 July 2012

Expert Briefing - Generating Content

Seats Available : 18
20 July 2012

Award Winning Interview Techniques

Seats Available : 10
01 August 2012

Monthly Member Drinks - August

Seats Available : 44
05 September 2012

Monthly Member Drinks - September

Seats Available : 45

News and Blogs

PR professionals present at Wikimedia UK AGM  15/05/2012
The end and the beginning - Copyright Tribunal issues final decision  15/05/2012
PRCA and Intern Aware launch Internships in PR survey  15/05/2012
TranslateMedia Offers Dedicated Multilingual Buzz Monitoring Services  09/05/2012
PRCA disappointed with omission of Lobbying Bill in Queen's Speech  09/05/2012
PRCA Public Affairs Group appoint new executive  08/05/2012
PR industry proves to be recession proof according to latest influential research  08/05/2012
Brand Anarchy: PRCA members explore the future of reputation in new book  03/05/2012
BT Group joins the PRCA  02/05/2012
PRCA Midlands Group appoints new executive  24/04/2012
Entries now open for 2012 PRCA Awards  16/04/2012
PRCA survey shows a boost for the PR industry  13/04/2012
PRCA rejects Government's definition of a lobbyist  13/04/2012
Industry Body welcomes Parliamentary support for all-inclusive lobbying register  11/04/2012
PRCA confirms new senior management team  11/04/2012
PRCA Rejects Complaint against Bell Pottinger Public Affairs  04/04/2012
PRCA publishes latest Public Affairs Register  02/04/2012
Public Affairs Group meet Lobbying Minister  29/03/2012
PR Leaders welcome 2012 Budget  29/03/2012
Lobbying Register Separate To Party Funding Warns PRCA  26/03/2012
PRCA and Meltwater Group battle v NLA saves industry millions  15/03/2012
PR Leaders' Panel reject latest definition of PR  09/03/2012
PRCA to give evidence to Select Committee on Lobbying  09/03/2012
PRCA Careers Day 2012  01/03/2012
PRCA responds to NCVO U-turn on lobbying register  29/02/2012
PRCA calls for in-house lobbyists to be included in statutory register of lobbyists  29/02/2012
PRCA and Meltwater battle v NLA saves industry millions  14/02/2012
PRCA calls for greater distinction between APPGs and APGs  13/02/2012
Senior PR figures attend consultation evening for PR apprenticeship scheme  09/02/2012
Bankers' bonuses damaging party reputations  02/02/2012

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