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Public Speaking Courses in English

Pablo Carbajosa, professor of the English Public Speaking Course, explains the importance of communicating effectively in English. Designed for the most basic level and aimed at professionals who wish to cover the fundamental aspects of the art of public speaking in English, this course is based on simple and direct dynamics, with less group work and more personalized attention.

Communication in times of coronavirus

The coronavirus crisis is changing the way we relate to each other, including between corporate communications professionals and journalists. The press conferences in which journalists coincided with members of a company's or organisation's communications office were no longer the same thing....

Catherine Barba: "We are Living in a World in Rupture".

"The world is changing faster than ever." With this categorical phrase, Catherine Barba, Internet pioneer, entrepreneur and angel investor, talks about the world in which we find ourselves, a world that, in her opinion, "is in rupture or breaking down". In her opinion, the changes we are experiencing today force...

An alarming situation

Indeed, the situation was alarming when the alarm state was established. And then? Now it is chaotic and absolutely uncoordinated, the General Council of Nurses has said, because of the incessant contagion by coronavirus without protective measures. For its part, the General Council of Doctors will appear as an accusation...

-- Gamma Health relies on PROA for mask communication to inactivate COVID-19

Gamma Health, a Spanish company of DiggiaGroup, specialized in the supply of health and protection equipment, has trusted PROA to develop the communication and marketing strategy of its new product, GHKill-VID-WiseProtec, the first reusable mask that inactivates the COVID-19. Gamma Health has ensured the exclusive online distribution of this mask....

The coronavirus is a not-so-infectious emotional plague

Flu in Spain in the 2018-2019 season was treated in outpatient clinics and hospitals, discounting those who stayed home and did not consult, 490,000 sick, with 35,000 cases requiring hospitalisation. Other very serious cases were treated in the ICU, 2,500. And, attention, 6,300 died from the flu. I think it...

Why do they call it a press conference when they mean press release?

One aspect of the COVID-19 crisis is affecting the relationship between the government and the media. Last week around half a thousand journalists, as well as the main associations that represent them, endorsed a manifesto entitled 'Freedom of expression and freedom of...

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