Understanding the steps that must be taken to ensure positive results when trying to gain influence is important to the success of any internal pressure strategy. The "Political Gain" cycle begins by providing an overview of the internal work of both chambers (the House of Representatives and the Senate). Where lectures are given based on the characteristics and style followed, in addition to limited educational sessions on what types of legitimate activities that work in maximum efficacy. The course shows trainees how to deal with Representatives, the House of Lords, and UK ministers.

Pressure Groups are a type of groups that some individuals or groups in the community use to form or join in order to influence their public policy on specific issues, being a fundamental mutual interest for them. Political literature, therefore, often defines Pressure Groups as "organizations that influence decision-makers" by lobbying the government for concessions, and even direct or indirect support by the government.

In contemporary political systems, the existence of interest groups in their diversity and divergence of orientations is one of their most important characteristics. Interest groups are among the most prominent civil society institutions or non-governmental organizations, and are increasingly likely to be effective in providing a more democratic environment. Their numbers tend to be steadily increasing as the levels of development increase. Hence, their growth and progress are clearer in democratic and industrial societies than in others. However, it should not be concluded that the existence of interest groups is restricted to those democratic and industrial societies. These groups exist in all countries and regimes: democratic or dictatorial, advanced or developing.

People who will work in the British Parliament, people who want to participate in political campaigns, students who want to learn how Parliament activities, and how the parliament can reach the public in simple and effective ways.

How will participants benefit from the course?

After completing the training program, participants will be able to:

Acquire knowledge about the relationship of the British Parliament with various issues, how to deal with each party, how to hold meetings, how to build and develop relationships, and how to provide a positive image.

• Increase the confidence of people who wish to participate lobbying campaigns and raising crowd support in the UK.
• Provide practical strategies to influence parliament on various issues.
• Written campaigns, one on one campaigns, and how to combine them both in one method.
• Long-term strategies.
• How to enhance positive image, and improve reputation.