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Practice Projects

Learn by doing, not just by watching

Each practice project mirrors a realistic assignment. You train on licensed material, build your own workflow, and create work samples you can show to future clients.

Sample documents including episode notes, an article draft and an episode summary
P1

Notes for a practice episode

You will receive a licensed practice recording along with its transcript. Your task is to prepare complete episode notes, including the episode title, key themes, quotes and a list of resources.

Expected deliverables

  • Episode notes (300 to 500 words)
  • List of key quotes with attribution
  • List of resources and links
TranscriptionEpisode notesQuality control
P2

Blog article summary

You will receive a licensed blog article. Your task is to prepare a concise summary that preserves the main message, without adding your own interpretation or altering the facts.

Expected deliverables

  • Summary (150 to 250 words)
  • Summary title
  • Key points as a list
SummarisingFaithfulness to sourceAttribution
P3

Article derived from a podcast episode

Working from a licensed episode, you will create a derivative article. It is not a transcript, but a distinct piece of writing that draws on the episode's content and offers genuine value to its own readers.

Expected deliverables

  • Article (600 to 900 words)
  • Attribution to the original podcast
  • Correctly listed sources and links
Derivative articlesClient tone and styleQuality control
P4

Complete client deliverables package

This capstone project brings together every skill from the course. For a fictional client, you will prepare a complete deliverables package including episode notes, a summary, a derivative article and a completed quality control checklist. It is designed to mirror a realistic assignment.

Expected deliverables

  • Episode notes
  • Episode summary
  • Derivative article
  • Completed quality control checklist
  • Index of the client deliverables package
All skills combinedWork organisationDelivering work

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