Learn to become a successful media trainer with expert TJ Walker. Gain skills, insights, and a marketing plan for your media training career.
This course is all about turning your journalism or PR interest into a successful media training career! You'll learn the ins and outs of training and running your own media training business, guided by expert TJ Walker. Grab a coffee and get ready to dive in!
Media Training: Turn interests/experience in journalism/public relations into a media training career
Media Training is a fun and meaningful career. Imagine yourself as a media trainer, helping top-level executives, experts and authors around the world. Media Training is a fascinating career, but one without the headaches of working in a large bureaucratic media organization.
You can make an excellent living by interviewing people and then training them on how to be interviewed more effectively.
This course will teach you how to be a media trainer from both the training perspective as well as the business perspective. You will receive several books and many hours of online video teaching you all aspects of media training. If you are thinking about becoming a media trainer, this course will help you figure out if this is the right career for you, and, if so, how to go about entering the profession. If you do all of the homework for this course and the sister course on media training (provided at no extra cost) you should spend at least 8 hours. Being a media trainer can be a fascinating career, but it only works for people who have the right mix of interests, talents and disciplines.
There is a 100% Money-Back Guarantee for this Media Training course. And the instructor also provides an enhanced guarantee.
What Udemy students say about Media Training expert TJ Walker:
"5 Stars! I've studied TJ's methods for a long time and actually use his approach in my own media training work. His course videos are clear, to the point and candid about the realities of making a living as a media trainer." Janet Vasil
"5 Stars! Mr.Walker is so clear in his pitch and voice. He is so motivating and encouraging. I think I have found the right mentor after a long search." Varsha Srivastava
"5 Stars! He is a very good practitioner and he knows what he is talking about. He is also able to convey his message very well." Harriston Ho
"5 Stars! I'm learning from someone who has successfully worked with world-class clients... This is helping me move from what i think might work, into being confident in using techniques that have been proven over time!" Lori Wilson
"5 Stars! I found this course created by TJ Walker a perfect introduction to the world of media training. I wanted to learn, not only what a media trainer does, but also what steps I would have to take in order to become a successful media trainer--TJ discusses all this in a clear and concise manner, in a tone that is welcoming and never alienating. The only constructive critique I would give would be concerning the technical form of the presentation, more specifically the video quality and picture aesthetic. Going by the current standard as it applies to video, everything we view is in high definition. Having said that, I believe the video quality could be improved upon as well as the backdrop which I found to be a bit generic and outdated. I found these minor flaws to be slightly distracting and given the high caliber of the speaker and the information being presented I believe these aspects detracted, if only marginally, from the quality of the product." Nick Cisik
"5 Stars! TJ Walker shows you what it takes to run a successful media training business. Fair warning: you might not want to run this business after taking the course. He'll show you what you must do to be a success. Hint: It's all about marketing. Great insights. If you decide to start a business, you'll start on the right foot with your eyes wide open. If you are looking to add media training to your PR business, you'll get great insights on how to run the training and give feedback. Very valuable training for all!" Dan Janal President PR LEADS"
What others say about Media Training expert TJ Walker:
“TJ Walker's single-minded devotion to presentation has made him the #1 expert for executives seeking guidance on speaking to the public and media." Bob Bowdon, Anchor/Reporter, Bloomberg Television
“TJ Walker is the leading media trainer in the world." Stu Miller, Viacom News Producer
(TJ Walker's Media Training Worldwide) “The world's leading presentation and Media Training firm."Gregg Jarrett, Fox News Channel Anchor
Helping you figure out if the media training profession is for you
Helping you create a marketing plan for your media training business
Giving you the latest techniques on how to conduct a media training workshop
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TJ Walker is a globally acclaimed expert in online education and training, widely regarded as one of the world’s most popular coaches in presentation and personal development skills. An early pioneer in the online education world, Walker first published online courses in 1998. With over 12 million student enrollments in more than 250 courses across 100+ educational platforms, he has...
Media Training Worldwide Digital is a full-service online training firm specializing in video on-demand courses. We publish courses on all aspects of technology, business, personal development, communications, and the arts. Our top instructors include Best-selling experts such as Clarian North and TJ Walker. Media Training Worldwide Digital partners with the foremost experts in the world in order to deliver high-quality...
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Still generic talking and hoping it delves more in what I want to improve in my media training techniques
It was a nice introduction to the profession.
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I love that there are books and other resources as well as the lectures. The course was presented in what I considered an unusual way, because I am used to formal academia not the business world. I felt relaxed while learning and not pressured. I will probably come back to this course for refreshment in a couple of months time, and it's great that I will have lifetime access. My only criticism is that Udemy forced changes, so some items were moved about, and instead of being told this at the beginning of the course, I had to go searching. Also, to access the pdf resources I had to change the settings on the Udemy app to allow my browser to access these resources. Overall, a very positive experience. Thank you TJ. I'll see you again. I highly recommend this course.
Yes. Enjoying.
I am Bennetta Asamoah- Baidoo from Ghana. i have had training in the journalism and currently enrolled as a lawyer in my country. during my training in journalism I nurtured the desire of one day training people also in the media space and when i saw this opportunity to be trained, I enrolled.
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This course is very simple and the advice is easy to follow and the points are consistent and real world advice.
This is new to me but I have a guarantee that if I follow these simple instructions that I'll succeed, I really respect that and love how you've made it clear by debunking the common misconceptions that people generally have.
Your marketing advice is also much appreciated
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Gwen A.
I felt a got a few tips, but nowhere like the number of tips from TJ's Body Language course which I think is a must for people who want to do Media Training, the courses should be taken together. As in Body Language, I feel that TJ gives a lot of himself and a lot of his time to his students who are in a format that is not expensive, by offering office hours, etc, and in this course all the written material which I have saved but haven't had the time to go over. I feel like what was said here didn't stick in my head like what I learned so far in Body Language because the tips are repeated again and again, which some people have said they didn't like, but I really liked. I did the summing up bit at the beginning and took notes and then by now, about a third of the way through I remember almost everything. Anyway, I apologize for commenting on both courses here, but I really see them as one entity.