MOZAMBIQUE-TANZANIA CENTRE FOR FOREIGN RELATIONS (Registered by NACTE)

SHORT COURSE ANNOUNCEMENT

PROTOCOL AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

1.0 Introduction Dates: 25th 29th November 2013

The Centre for Foreign Relations (CFR) was established by 1978 Mozambique/Tanzania Agreement, incorporated in the Consular and Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Act. No 5, 1986, and is one of the higher learning institutions in Tanzania. The Centre provides high quality and competitive training, research and consultancy services and short courses in the fields of conflict management, peace building, mediation, leadership, international relations and diplomacy, protocol and public relations, public administration, political and economic reforms, constitution and legal affairs, international trade and policy analysis. In fulfilling its mandates of being a think tank in the areas of its competences, the centre is running both long term and short term courses to meet the needs and desire of our clients in the specified fields. It is in this ground that, the institution is announcing a short course on the Protocol and Public relations Justification and Rationale of the course To manage Protocol and Public relation functions, there needs fundamental art, skills, knowledge and experience that will helps stakeholders/practitioners to handle their businesses with promising results, through the use of intelligent, tactful, constructive strategies. Accordingly, this training course seeks to build capacity and develop analytical tools, skills and experience to those engaged in Protocol and Public Relation. Objectives This training course seeks to build capacity and develop analytical tools, skills and experience to all those engaged in various types of Protocol and Public Relation related activities, to enable them handle competitively and competently their daily activities and duties in their community and at their work places.

1.3 Targeted group This course is designed for mid-level officials from the government, Ministries officials, District officials and all those engaged in the field of Protocol, diplomacy and Public relation, as well as those who wish to develop career and build their capacity in this discipline. 1.4 Expected output Participants will be equipped with tactics, fundamental art, skills, knowledge, analytical and skills of the management of Protocol, Diplomacy and Public Relation in working places and in the society at large

Study Modules; PROTOCOL

I. II. III. IV. V. Introduction to diplomacy and protocol Essential of Protocol and diplomacy Diplomatic Etiquette Protocol : Public Protocol and state Protocol Practical issue Order of seniority Order of precedence, titles and forms of address Sitting arrangements : Attending events and planning table seating Introductions and business cards Entertaining: as host duty Image management and personal discipline Formal and informal contacts/visits, Proper address, formal invitation, regrets Hospitality and Ceremonies

PUBLIC RELATION
I. Public Relation and its concepts Public Relation as function Public Relation as behavior

II. Agents of Public Relation III. Types of Public Relation Product Public Relation Employee Public Relation

IV. Writing and communication skills for Public Relation

Delivery/Method of training Duration: Delivery: Assessment: Five (5) days (full time) Lectures, discussions, case studies and simulations Non-examinable Award: Certificate of attendance

Fees: Tsh. 650,000/= only, which also covers Breakfast, lunch, and stationeries

Payment: The Centre for Foreign Relations

A/C No. 20101100061 NMB Bank. Venue: The Centre for Foreign Relations, Kilwa Road, Kurasini Area, (opposite JKT Jitegemee Secondary School)
CHUO CHA DIPLOMASIA

For more information about the course please contact:

Course coordinators: Department of Strategic Studies Mobile:
+255 763 691 998, +255 713 667 303 Website: www.cfr.ac.tz and click on short course