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Gain direct entry admission into Nigerian & foreign universities with the NIPR professional certificate in Public Relations.

The NIPR certificate is equivalent to a B.Sc/HND qualification.

PR Case-Study available in manual and CD formats.

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The NIPR Professional Diploma Certificate is equivalent to a BSC/HND.

Our lecture centre is located at:
Sunjem Schools, 6 Oladejo Close, Barracks Bus-stop, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.
Call: 08139458588

The exam is taken twice every year; June and December.

CONVOCATION! CONVOCATION!! CONVOCATION!!!

The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR, is set to convocate another set of students that have successfully passed the institute professional examinations.

Date: March 23, 2018

Endeavour to bit the deadline for payment. Certificate will be awarded to qualified candidates.

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What is the duration of the NIPR professional examination?

Start and finish in 1year.

Flexible payment plan for both Diploma and Certificate stages of the examination

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Requirements: Smart, Creative, Hardworking, Ability to learn.

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NIPR and APCON examinations time-tables do not clash.

The NIPR exam is mostly taken in June and December every year while APCON exam is mostly taken in May and November.

So, they hardly clash. You can enroll for both exams

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CERTIFICATE STAGE
- Student Registration 10k
- Lecture Fee 40k
- Study Materials 20k
- Exam Registration 3k per paper (*10)
- Admin Charge 4k

DIPLOMA STAGE
- Lecture Fee 30k
- Study Materials 15k
- Exam Registration 4k per paper (*5)
- Admin Charge 4k

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*PR CASE STUDIES*

*The Bicycle Race*

*About the Brand*

Back in the early 1900’s in France there was a newspaper called *“The Bicycle”* which later broke up into *“The Car”*.

*The Objective*

To gain dominance in the newspaper industry and expand it’s market.

*The Strategy*

*The Car* newspaper organized a bicycle race. This race covered 1500 miles.

*Results*

1. They got 6 times as many followers after the race.

2. This race became the first *Tour de France!* and of course the famous race remains till today.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS, NIPR

The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) hitherto known as the Public Relations Association of Nigeria (until when it was renamed in 1972) was established in 1963. The body attended the status of a Chartered Institute in June 1990 through Decree No. 16 (now an Act of the Federal Republic of Nigeria). By virtue of this law, NIPR derived the power to register members, regulate the practice/development of the PR Profession and monitor professional conducts through an established Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct regime. As it is the practice with respectable professional organizations everywhere, the law allows standard academic and professional qualifications for admissions into the Institute..

PR Case Study, Study Materials and Past Questions available for all prospective students.

*SPECIAL INFORMATION:*

*ISSUANCE OF NEW NIPR CERTIFICATE*

Dear PCs, This is to inform those yet to collect their certificates that they should submit photocopy of their old membership certificates to fast-track issuance of new ones.

The certificates may be delivered at the Lagos or Abuja National Office or scan same to info@nipr.org.ng. Thank you.

Registration is in progress for December diet of the NIPR professional examination/certificate

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*Edward Bernays’s “Torches of Freedom”*

Long before carefully orchestrated surprise street events were termed ‘flash mobs,’ Edward Bernays organized the Torches of Freedom event as part of a sophisticated persuasive campaign. How did Bernays link smoking a cigarette with women’s fight for equality?

Instead, the event described was the “Torches of Freedom” march; the ‘influentials’ were New York debutantes; and the site was an Easter parade on Fifth Avenue in New York. The date, however, was 1930 and the man behind the scenes was Edward Bernays. Bernays competes with Ivy Lee for the legacy of being known as the father of public relations.

Bernays coordinated the Torches of Freedom event on behalf of his client George Washington Hill, president of the American Tobacco Company. Here is how Bernays recalls the project in his memoir Biography of an Idea:

“Hill called me in. “How can we get women to smoke on the street? They’re smoking indoors. But, damn it, if they spend half the time outdoors and we can get ‘em to smoke outdoors, we’ll damn near double our female market. Do something. Act!”

“There’s a taboo against such smoking,” I said. “Let me consult an expert, Dr. A.A. Brill, the psychoanalyst. He might give me the psychological basis for a woman’s desire to smoke, and maybe this will help me.”

“What will it cost?”

“I suppose just a consultation fee.”

“Shoot,” said Hill.

(Bernays was no stranger to psychoanalysis. His uncle was Sigmund Freud.)

Brill explained to me: “Some women regard cigarettes as symbols of freedom,” he told me. “Smoking is a sublimation of oral eroticism; holding a cigarette in the mouth excites the oral zone. It is perfectly normal for women to want to smoke cigarettes… But today the emancipation of women has suppressed many of their feminine desires… Feminine traits are masked. Cigarettes, which are equated with men, become torches of freedom.”

“In this last statement I found a way to help break the taboo against women smoking in public. Why not a parade of women lighting torches of freedom – smoking cigarettes?”

Bernays called friends at Vogue magazine to get a list of debutantes. Then he had his secretary, Bertha Hunt, sign and send a personalized telegram to each one. Think direct-messaging; 1930’s style:

“IN THE INTERESTS OF EQUALITY OF THE SEXES AND TO FIGHT ANOTHER SEX TABOO I AND OTHER YOUNG WOMEN WILL LIGHT ANOTHER TORCH OF FREEDOM BY SMOKING CIGARETTES WHILE STROLLING ON FIFTH AVENUE EASTER SUNDAY. WE ARE DOING THIS TO COMBAT THE SILLY PREJUDICE THAT THE CIGARETTE IS SUITABLE FOR THE HOME, THE RESTAURANT, THE TAXICAB, THE THEATER LOBBY, BUT NEVER NO NEVER FOR THE SIDEWALK. WOMEN SMOKERS AND THEIR ESCORTS WILL STROLL FROM FORTY-EIGHTH STREET TO FIFTY-FOURTH STREET ON FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN ELEVEN-THIRTY AND ONE O’CLOCK.”

It worked. Bernays reported that the event made front-page news in both photos and text and opened editorial debates in the weeks that followed in publications from coast to coast. As evidence of his success he cited newspaper reports in Massachusetts, Michigan, California, and West Virginia that women were smoking on the streets. “Age-old customs, I learned, could be broken down by a dramatic appeal, disseminated by the network of media.”

*While Bernays’ strategy was mostly intuitive and his reasoning was mostly theoretical, the case illustrates the power of public relations tactics as powerful tools for persuasion.*

Mandatory Continuing Professional Development, MCPD

ORIENTATION! ORIENTATION!! ORIENTATION!!!

This is notify all prospective students for the December 2018, NIPR Professional Examination in Public Relations, that orientation and lectures will commence as follows:

Date: Saturday, August 18, 2018

Time: 10 a.m. prompt

Venue: Sunjem School, 6 Oladejo Close, Barracks Bus-Stop, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

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