| Pricing | Normal |
|---|---|
| For Members | $395 |
| For Catholic Members | $495 |
Description
The ability to manage crises effectively is critical for maintaining your school's reputation. While the operational response is crucial, equally as important is your ability to communicate clearly and effectively with your numerous key stakeholders. This includes parents, government agencies, the local community, and media as well as internal audiences such as teaching and administrative staff.
In this tailored half-day workshop designed for schools with 500+ students, we will cover the key principles behind responding to a crisis; complete a sense check of the communications components of your school’s Crisis Management Plan; and then turn our attention to making sure you understand and are well-positioned and resourced to communicate effectively during a crisis.
Who should attend?
This bespoke training and workshop session is invaluable for Principals and key senior members of their team who may be involved in communicating, including those individuals in senior communications roles, CFO’s, and senior HR staff.
Participant numbers are capped at 10 to optimise learning outcomes and allow for consideration of existing crises communications plans against a robustness and resilience checklist, with recommendations for improvement and next steps.
The workshop will cover:
• The principles for handling Issues and Crisis, and the difference between them
• The importance of a Crisis Management Plan and its key elements (so you know you’ve got one that will work)
• The essential communications components of a Crisis Management Plan
• Re-examining your current Plan – a robustness and resilience checklist including:
o Skills
o Resourcing
o Infrastructure / channels
• How your communicators should function during a crisis
• The Principal’s role
• The systems/processes you need to ensure success with:
o Parents / students
o Staff
o Government
o Media
• What’s probably going to go wrong, and how to make sure it doesn’t
• How to test your readiness through a crisis simulation
o Designing a realistic test
Presenters
Anthony Hasluck
Issues and crisis management are among the areas of strategic advice provided by Anthony to Clarity Communication’s clients on a daily basis. As one of Western Australia’s most experienced corporate communicators Anthony provides high evel guidance to leadership teams and Boards of companies on how to best navigate the public issues that can impact or enhance their reputations.
As the co-founder of Clarity Communications, Anthony leads a team of 25 brand, design and communications specialists who comprise Western Australia’s leading communications consultancy, founded in 1999.
Terms & Conditions
AISWA Professional Learning – In Person Event
- Detailed In Person event T&Cs here. Below is an overview only.
In Person event conditions
- Attendance records: Participants must sign-in on the day to confirm attendance. A member school can also view this data for their staff.
- Privacy disclaimer: PL Events may be live-streamed, recorded or photographed by AISWA for sharing. Attendees have the right to be excluded from such records but must notify AISWA of their wishes before the start of the event. NB: This condition was acknowledged during registration. See full T&Cs here.
- Attendee swaps: Acceptable. The organiser must be notified. There are conditions.
- Walk Ins: Any non-registered attendee MUST disclose this to AISWA on arrival. A correct registration process can then be followed.
- IT Acceptable Use Policy: Compliance with this policy for the use of AISWA’s on-site equipment, internet and website is required.
- Payment Conditions: Price includes GST. Credit card payment only for Guests. Member schools will be invoiced post-event.
- Cancellation: Cancellation is without charge if prior to Cancellation Permitted date. Cancellations via this website. Late cancellations or failure to attend will incur full cost. Refer any issues to the Event Organiser. If AISWA cancels a PL Event, attendees will be notified by email and any payment will be refunded.
- Free event non-attendance: A fee of $25 may apply. See full T&Cs.
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Segments
Communicating in a Crisis Workshop
Date / Time
23 Jul 2024 Starts: 08:30 Finishes: 12:30Delivery Format : In Person
AISWA Valerie Gould Room
AddressSuite 2, 41 Walters Drive
Osborne Park WA 6017
Australia