Jakarta (09/10/22), S1 Communication Studies Study Program in semester 117 participated in the Teaching Practitioner program of the Ministry of Education and Culture. One of the subjects that passed the selection to join the program was Public Relations Manuscript Writing which was supervised by Dr. Dini Safitri, S.Sos, M.Si, C.PR. In this class, teaching practitioners who are ready and willing to collaborate are Adhka Bukhori S.Pd, M.Pd, M.Sc.
Practitioners teaching in the Public Relations Manuscript Writing course were attended by students of the 2020 Communication Studies Study Program for 4 online meetings via zoom meetings. Practitioners teaching in this course are Expert Editors of PPSDM Agrarian and Spatial Planning / National Land Agency. In addition, Adkha also joined the Strakom Team (Communication Strategy) PPSDM Road to ATR / BPN Corporate University, writer and journalist in several institutions/media.
Lectures are held every Friday morning, 08.00 WIB starting from September 6 to 23 September 2022. During those 4 meetings, Adkha brought 4 different materials ranging from Press Release Writing Basics, Branding and Rebranding in Public Relations Writing, Advertorial Writing Basics, and Opinion Article Writing Basics.
Based on his experience in the PR world, Adhka explains each material accompanied by real examples that he feels and even analyzes various other case examples.
At the first meeting of the Basics of Writing Press Releases, Adhka explained how to make a good and correct press release or press release, starting from the structure, basic rules, tips and training students by giving appropriate assignments. Likewise for the other 3 (three) meetings. Adkha trains the students he teaches with real practices that must be done every week. The method used by Adhka is considered effective and easy for students to understand.
An interesting moment during this practitioner’s lecture was at the last meeting, meeting 4. As a sign of gratitude, students of the 2020 communication science study program made a zoom virtual background (VBG) design that said ‘Thank you, Mr. Adhka’ and simultaneously attached it to the vbg before the class ended.