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Media Training… Why bother?

Media training helps all levels of spokesperson to improve on their public speaking ability, interact with the media more effectively and ultimately make the best possible impression for future coverage opportunities on radio, TV or online. Whether preparing for a tough grilling on Radio 4’s Today program, or a sofa chat on The One Show, preparing ahead of any interviews with media training can prove invaluable to ensure that the coverage stays on message, gives your brand the best reputation and gets you invited back for future opportunities.

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