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In National Apprenticeship Week, Branagh PR's new PR Assistant reports on her first week in the role.

It is a popular adage in the world of descriptive writing and, more widely, communications: Show, don’t tell. Letting someone take in information and make up their own mind.

My professional body, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, has run a campaign to encourage members to become Chartered. I’m all for it, and here’s why.

I was recently invited to join the advisory council to the Board of my professional body, the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR). I want to see how I can do my bit to promote my profession.

This is not a rude question. As an ex-journalist, I knew the interview was often my best chance to get the story. For the interviewee, they can be a positive experience also.

My name is Harriet and I have been interning at Branagh PR this summer. I have recently been selected as the News Editor of my student-run university newspaper at Royal Holloway University of London, called The Founder.

The contingent workforce has truly come of age during Covid, said business publication Management Today after market research found as much as 20% of all UK employment is now temporary.