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Among the many topics that the seminar 'Protocol and communication in the social sphere' plans to develop throughout its 20 teaching hours, some should be highlighted, such as: knowing the media and communication technologies; acquiring the necessary knowledge for the preparation of press releases and articles or any type of journalistic text; learning to prepare press kits and journalistic newsletters; learning to organize press offices at the service of events; acquiring specific knowledge about the company and protocol; knowing the function and purpose of communication, protocol and external relations offices in the business world and acquiring techniques for the preparation of speeches or any type of written communication.
To teach this syllabus, the course has a team of professors led by César J. García Otero, magistrate of the Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands, and professor of Constitutional Law at the ULPGC and of Legislation at the Higher School of Protocol Studies of the University of Las Palmas.
He will be accompanied as teachers by Diego Carcedo, journalist, writer and advisor of RTVE; Carmen Domínguez Celard, director of the Higher School of Protocol Studies of the ULPGC; and José Guerreira Velicia, professor of Public Relations at the Higher School of Protocol Studies of the ULPGC.
The primary target audience of this course are university students, managers, business technicians, public institution officials, professionals in the business and tourism sector, liberal professionals, as well as citizens interested in this topic.
Second of the nine courses
This is the second of the nine courses that the Education and Culture area of the Cabildo of Lanzarote and the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria will jointly launch throughout the year 2006. As will be recalled, last Wednesday, January 25, this program of courses was inaugurated by the Councilor for Education and Culture of the Cabildo of Lanzarote, Miguel González, and by the Rector of the ULPGC, Manuel Lobo Cabrera.
The registration period for the workshop 'Protocol and communication in the social sphere' is now open and will last until February 17, or until places are filled. The registration fee for the course is 40 euros for students, the unemployed and retirees, and 50 euros for the rest of the population. This University Extension activity consists of 20 teaching hours, which can be validated for two credits of free choice.
Registration procedures will be carried out in the new facilities of the Department of Education and Universities, located in the Casa de los Arroyo (Avda. Coll, 3, Arrecife de Lanzarote). Places are limited and will be filled in strict order of registration.