Unlock Your Potential in PR & Communications with the Taylor Bennett Foundation Training Programme

Are you a recent graduate from a Black, Asian, and minority ethnic background with a passion for current affairs, the commercial world, and the media? The Taylor Bennett Foundation's PR Training Programme offers an unparalleled opportunity to jumpstart your career in Public Relations (PR) and Communications. 

Partnering with Industry Leaders

The programme boasts partnerships with some of the industry's leading firms, including Brunswick Group, FGS Global, FTI Consulting, and HSBC UK, with HSBC UK being the spring programme partner. These partnerships not only enhance the learning experience but also provide a unique insight into the professional world of PR and Communications.

About HSBC UK

HSBC UK, our spring programme partner, is a global banking giant with a rich history of facilitating international trade and investment. With a presence in 62 countries and territories, serving around 39 million customers, HSBC UK exemplifies the global reach and local expertise that the PR and Communications industry thrives on.

Programme Overview

The Taylor Bennett Foundation PR Training Programme is an 8-week, paid, in-person intensive course that covers a wide range of topics essential for a successful career in PR and Communications. From strategic communications workshops covering financial communications, ESG & Sustainability, to employability sessions aimed at planning your future in the industry, the programme is meticulously designed to equip you with a comprehensive skill set.

Who Should Apply?

We are looking for individuals with a clear interest in the PR and Communications industry, demonstrating raw talent, ambition, and a drive to succeed. Applicants should possess excellent research and analytical skills, a lively curiosity, and exceptional communication skills. Eligibility criteria include being from a Black, Asian, and minority ethnic background, a recent graduate (within the last three years), and having the right to work in the UK.