Internal communication gets treated as an afterthought until something goes wrong, and then it becomes urgent. This course treats it as a discipline instead. You learn to run a communications audit, segment audiences, choose channels deliberately, and measure whether any of it landed.

This Course Offers

• Internal communication fundamentals covering why employee communication matters to the business, plus how to conduct a communications audit and employee surveys
• Goal setting that shows how to solve problems, support management, and influence employee behavior through deliberate communication strategy
• Audience research and message development, including employee demographics, segmentation, persona creation, and tailored communication templates
• Channel strategy covering channel selection and mix, capturing attention, and working with managers as communication conduits
• Implementation and evaluation, spanning communication processes, managing change, delivering bad news, communicating culture, and reporting on KPIs

Why We Love This Course

1. It starts with an audit. Understanding your current communication reality before designing anything new is the step most teams skip.
2. The manager conduit angle is practical. Most internal messages travel through line managers, and training them is often what determines success.
3. Evaluation gets proper treatment, including KPIs and management reporting, which is how internal comms earns its budget.
4. Homework assignments are reviewed by Mike Pritula directly, so you get feedback on your actual work rather than just watching lessons.

Internal communication is how strategy reaches employees and how culture gets reinforced, and when it fails, engagement and retention follow. Do you want to keep sending announcements into the void, or build a system that measurably lands? Enrollment is open, and no specific requirements apply.

• This course is perfect for HR professionals and internal communications specialists who want practical tools.
• It suits managers and business leaders looking to improve employee engagement and company culture.
• Aspiring HR practitioners seeking to develop expertise in internal communications will find a structured path here.

• There are no specific requirements, so the course suits beginners and experienced professionals alike.
• A basic understanding of business operations and employee engagement is helpful but not mandatory.
• A willingness to complete the homework assignments will help you get the most from the instructor feedback.

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