Peer-Coaching Enrollment Closes Tonight
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Hi! A quick reminder that enrollment for the next cycle of T2B’s Peer-Learning Practicum (PLP) closes tonight, and won’t reopen until the summer cycle. If you’re a T2B Pro or Student member, you can still enroll by completing this short form to be placed in a cohort: 👉 Enroll here Note: If you’re currently a T2B Basic member, you’ll need to upgrade to Pro before registering. All Pro and Student members are guaranteed a spot. What the PLP offers The Peer-Learning Practicum brings T2B Pro members together in small, facilitated peer-coaching cohorts designed for candid, thoughtful conversation. It’s built for communicators who want a trusted space to compare notes, work through challenges, and learn from peers across different roles and career stages. Participants consistently tell us the same thing: the cohort becomes a space where they can show up honestly and talk about what’s really happening in their work and careers. This cycle’s cohort leads Each group is guided by an experienced comms leader who creates an inclusive, responsive environment:
What to do by tonight to enroll in a cohort
Repeat PLP members welcome! If you’ve participated before, you’re welcome to re-enroll, and I’ll place you in a new group. Lynnea |
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