The British Academy for Training and Development offers this training program in Event Management, aiming to equip participants with advanced skills and comprehensive knowledge to professionally plan and manage events, conferences, and exhibitions in line with international standards and modern organizational requirements.
In the corporate and institutional environment, events serve as a strategic tool for audience engagement, relationship building, and enhancing brand image. To ensure the success of any event, meticulous planning, resource management, and coordinated team efforts are essential—from initial planning to final evaluation.
This course covers the planning, execution, marketing, and technical aspects of managing various types of events, enabling participants to design and deliver impactful and successful events.
Who Should Attend?
Professionals working in public relations, media, and marketing departments.
Event and conference coordinators in both public and private sectors.
Project managers and administrative assistants involved in event planning.
Individuals seeking to enhance their skills in professional event management.
Knowledge and Benefits:
After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:
Understand the core principles and stages of event management.
Master the skills of planning, organizing, and executing events according to quality standards.
Develop the ability to manage teams and vendors effectively during events.
Learn effective strategies for promoting and marketing events.
Acquire skills in evaluating and analyzing outcomes to improve future events.
Business, governmental, and social events
Differences between small-scale and large-scale events
Event objectives and their institutional role
Required skills and competencies
Coordination among various stakeholders
Leadership and decision-making under pressure
Planning – Execution – Monitoring – Evaluation
Organizational workflow and sequencing
Importance of early preparation
Defining the core message
Understanding the target audience characteristics
Linking objectives with content strategy
Task distribution and scheduling
Managing priorities and critical tasks
Using digital planning tools
Main cost components
Negotiating with suppliers and minimizing costs
Monitoring expenditures during execution
Criteria for venue selection
Capacity and infrastructure assessment
Risk evaluation and safety precautions
Audio, lighting, and visual presentation
Internet and electronic registration systems
Emergency and safety equipment
Organizing transport and arrival logistics
Handling guests from outside the city
Hotel booking and related services
Building a guest database
Invitation methods and confirmations
Electronic registration and attendance systems
Pre-event communication and logistics
Preparing guest and speaker programs
Handling special requirements
Reception areas and customer service
Managing attendee flow during the event
Real-time participant satisfaction evaluation
Preparing promotional materials
Choosing platforms and advertising tools
Building a unified visual identity
Using social media platforms
Email campaigns and digital invitations
Paid advertising campaigns
Coordinating with newspapers and TV channels
Preparing press releases and media kits
Inviting media representatives and ensuring coverage
Minute-by-minute scheduling
Coordination among teams and suppliers
Handling emergencies effectively
Real-time performance tracking
Assessing engagement and interaction
Maintaining professional image
Photography and live streaming
Managing media content
Archiving the event for future reference
Task and responsibility distribution
Leading and motivating teams
Handling challenges during the event
Selecting and training volunteers
Integrating them with official teams
Rewarding and acknowledging efforts
Responding quickly to urgent situations
Conflict resolution and negotiation
Maintaining organizational harmony
Comparing goals with actual outcomes
Using quantitative and qualitative evaluation tools
Gathering feedback from participants
Documenting positives and areas for improvement
Providing recommendations and lessons learned
Using results for future planning
Building a database for future events
Developing templates and ready-to-use plans
Investing in event technology and innovation
Note / Price varies according to the selected city
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