by Hawkeye | Jan 22, 2026 | blog
Universities and colleges are more visible – and more scrutinised – than ever before. From rankings and research breakthroughs to student welfare, fees, and industrial action, the modern campus is constantly in the news. Principals, vice-chancellors and academic...
by Hawkeye | Jan 11, 2026 | blog
When people first enquire about Media Training, they often start with the same concerns: Will this really help me? Do I have to be “media friendly” already? What happens if I freeze? The same is true for Crisis Media Training, where the stakes feel even higher and the...
by Hawkeye | Dec 15, 2025 | blog
In the last few years, media training has shifted from being something that happens only in studios and boardrooms to a skill that can be developed from almost anywhere. For many organisations, Zoom has become the default platform for meetings, briefings and client...
by Hawkeye | Dec 7, 2025 | blog
When an organisation invests in media training, the goal is usually clear: to prepare spokespeople to handle interviews with confidence, protect reputation and communicate key messages effectively. Yet there’s another, equally important dimension that’s sometimes...
by Hawkeye | Nov 9, 2025 | blog
Why Non-Profits Need Media Training Non-profit organisations face a very specific communications challenge. You are not selling a product. You are asking people to care. You are often working under pressure, with limited funding, sometimes dealing with sensitive,...
by Hawkeye | Oct 11, 2025 | blog
In the world of media, facts and figures carry weight—but stories carry heart. In an interview setting, tethering your key messages to narratives can transform a dry briefing into a meaningful, memorable exchange. Organisations that combine storytelling with careful...
