Nonprofit Skills® for Leaders: Nonprofit Communications
Nonprofit Skills® for Leaders: Nonprofit Communications
The mission of a nonprofit is the driving force behind its existence, and being able to articulate that mission clearly to staff, volunteers, board members, funders, and the general public is imperative to the organization's success. The courses in the Nonprofit Skills® for Leaders: Nonprofit Communications certificate help learners develop the skills that are most needed in each facet of the nonprofit communication landscape, allowing them to communicate confidently with both internal and external audiences.
Requirements
No prerequisites or degree requirements to register.
Program Length
The program takes approximately 15 hours to complete. Course materials are available for 450 days upon purchase.
Tuition Costs
Enrollment in the certificate in online learning costs $329.
Features of Loyola's Program
Each of these self-paced courses offer an assortment of interactive exercises, selected readings, and self-assessments. Upon successful completion of all courses in this certificate program, you can download and print a certificate of completion.
More key features of the program:
- WCAG AA compliance
- Interactive activities
- Mobile compatibility
- Real-world case studies
- Expert support
Nonprofit Skills ® for Leaders: Nonprofit Communication Certificate Curriculum
Each self-paced course includes interactive activities, case studies, readings, and videos with advice from experts in the field.
Certificate Courses:
- Nonprofit Skills®: Communicating With the Public
- Nonprofit Skills®: Communication Styles
- Nonprofit Skills®: Communicating With Staff
- Nonprofit Skills®: Communicating With Your Board
- Nonprofit Skills®: Communicating With Volunteers
Crediting Details:
- 15 ATD CI Credits
- 15 HRCI Credits
- 1.50 IACET CEU Credits
- 15 SHRM Credits
- 15 CFRE Credits
View course descriptions and more information on the certificate purchasing page.
Support Just for You
Have questions about our certificate in online learning? Contact Loyola’s Office of Professional and Continuing Studies to speak one-on-one with a member of our team.