Forestry communication skills provided for public employees

The Forest Protection Sub-Department of Son La province is organising a training workshop on forestry communication skills in 2025 for 40 participants, including civil servants, public employees, and forest rangers across the forestry sector, on October 16-17.

At the training workshop on forestry communication skills 2025.

During the training, participants are equipped with knowledge and skills in news and article writing, understanding the basic structure of journalistic works, choosing relevant topics, sourcing information, and using appropriate journalistic language.

In addition, trainees receive guidance on smartphone photography techniques, including composition, lighting, and image quality; creating and managing fan pages, uploading images and posts to digital platforms; and basic video shooting and editing using mobile phones.

A representative from the Electronic and Digital Content Department of Son La Newspaper, Radio and Television provides guidance on writing communication content.

Civil servants, public employees, and forest rangers attend the training workshop.

Throughout the course, participants practice writing news stories, producing short promotional videos, and presenting their work in class. The submitted works are reviewed and evaluated on the spot, allowing learners to receive direct feedback and improve their practical skills for real-world application.

An instructor from the Electronic and Digital Content Department of Son La Newspaper, Radio and Television demonstrates photo composition techniques to workshop participants.

This workshop significantly contributes to raising awareness and improving communication skills among forest rangers. Each participant is expected to become a proactive and creative communicator, spreading information about forest management, protection, and development.

By applying modern communication techniques aligned with digitalisation trends, the sector aims to make content on official websites and fan pages of the forest protection sector more engaging and accessible. These efforts help convey the message “Protecting forests is protecting our lives” to people of all classes.

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