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Category Archives: Education
Warwick joins green carpool network
In common with universities around the world, the UK’s higher education sector is showing its commitment to cutting carbon emissions, writes Andy Weltch. Among the latest initiatives to reach our notice is the University Of Warwick adding Liftango’s climate-positive carpooling services to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Motoring, Sustainability, Transport
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How our training went online – and off
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed almost everything online – from shopping to business meetings, from parties to plays, writes Andrew Weltch. Although we’ve been working remotely online for years, until 2020, we never considered offering training that way – now … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Education, Marketing, Media, Public relations
Tagged buffet lunch, copywriting, copywriting training, COVID-19, media, Media training, online training, pandemic, remote working, Training
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UK universities face a crisis worse than Brexit
Already preparing for the negative effect of Brexit, the UK’s higher education sector is now facing a much more serious crisis – the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic, coupled with the prospect of the country leaving the EU without … Continue reading
It may have a website, but does that university exist?
Our senior correspondent Andrew Weltch issues a warning about fake university websites. At Weltch Media, we’re very familiar with university websites. Higher education is one of our specialist fields, and much of our writing is for clients’ sites. Last year … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Marketing, Media
Tagged Ed Sheeran, Harry Potter, higher education, Swansea University, University of Suffolk
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Unlocking creative potential in higher education marketing
Guest post by Martyn Edwards, Interim Director, Marketing, Recruitment & International at Swansea University. This is always a pivotal time for higher education marketers – A-level results day [Thursday August 15] signals the start in earnest of Clearing. The well-publicised … Continue reading
Community tennis on the charge in Wales
Guest post by Peter Drew CEO – Tennis Wales With Wimbledon on the horizon once again it always brings out the discussion about tennis being an overly elitist and expensive sport in Wales and in Britain, and the governing bodies … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Sport, Tennis
Tagged cardio tennis, community sport, mini tennis, Rhyl, Sport Wales, tennis, Wales, Wimbledon
2 Comments
Our media training days: “Enjoyable” “Invigorating” “I would recommend this course to everyone”
Our media training days provide an affordable, enjoyable and valuable insight into the news media and how to get the most from interview opportunities.
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Education, Magazines, Marketing, Media, Newspapers, Public relations, Sport, Television, Video
Tagged Mariclare Carey-Jones, Media training, Television, Training
5 Comments
An invasion, but no sense of adventure: The media and the Brits in France
Guest post by Michelle Lawson, who is undertaking doctoral research at Lancaster University and is a member of the Lifestyle Migration Hub research network.
Posted in Education, Media, Newspapers, Politics
Tagged British, expats, France, immigrants, migration
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Marketing awards celebrate best in Wales
Every year, the best marketing campaigns in Wales are celebrated at the Chartered Institute of Marketing’s Canmol awards, and this year two of the Weltch Media team were there.
Posted in Business, Education, Marketing, Public relations
Tagged awards, CIM, marketing, Swansea University, Wales
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How we told our friends about our awards
We hate to gloat, but we won an award last week – in fact three. Our senior consultant, Andy Weltch, sent out an email to various contacts that we thought was worth sharing more widely.
Posted in Business, Education, Media, Newspapers, Public relations, Sport
Tagged awards, BestFor PR, PR, public relations, public services, sport, Wales
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