Media's Act: Skills training in the city of Port Harcourt and it is for free
“Media’s Act is an all day skills training workshop, where we meet and watch media professionals in action, listen to the words of the experts and be motivated & inspired to act. It is a Valuable training and it is absolutely free.
Media's Act: Skills training in the city of Port Harcourt and it is for free
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This year‘s workshop will have 10 intellectual professionals and experts. Participants will discover skills, expertise, techniques, strategies, useful insights through case studies and practical tools that they can leverage to start, innovate, grow and or improve their career and media business. Tools they can put into practice immediately and achieve great results.
Participants will learn in minutes, what the professionals took years to perfect, skills that will help them in empowering themselves and a way to ACT to change their professional lives, (move their career or business to the next level).”
Media's Act: Skills training in the city of Port Harcourt and it is for free
Pulse Nigeria
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Upcoming event:
Date: 1st February, 2020.
Time: 8:00AM
Venue: The Autograph, Sani Abacha road, GRA, phase 3, Port Harcourt.
Attendance is FREE. Registration is required at https://bit.ly/Mediasact or SMS [Your Name] to 09053209414
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