Course

Content design in action

Learn how to lead a content transformation project
Developed by Content Design London, delivered by Weave

Upcoming dates

21 November to 22 November 2024 | Online via Zoom | Register
27 March to 28 March 2025 | Online via Zoom | Register

In this 2-day advanced course, you’ll learn about running a content design project from start to finish as a team. The course takes you through a scenario based on a fictional brief.

You’ll learn from experienced practising content designers and earn a CDP-accredited certificate. The course is taught online and streamed live from Australia.

This course was previously named Advanced Content Design.

Why teamwork matters

Content design is built around the principles of teamwork. It’s critical to the success of any project, including communicating with your stakeholders and helping them understand your work.

Who the course is for

You should have some experience with user needs and journeys and be familiar with user research. The course will support your project management skills in a role, such as:

  • content designer
  • UX writer
  • content manager
  • communications manager
  • content strategist.

What you’ll learn

Building on the Content Design Fundamentals course, you’ll gain experience working as part of a project team. You’ll develop the skills needed to successfully deliver a project.

At the end of the 2 days, you’ll be able to:

  • plan a content project from scoping to testing
  • map a user journey from research data
  • understand how to get from a bank of user needs to pieces of content
  • use empathy mapping to inform your content and its tone
  • get to a content taxonomy and content types from research
  • match up business needs and user needs
  • consider UX design and rework a set of content pages
  • have an understanding of how to involve stakeholders and other teams in your work.
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How you’ll learn

Our courses are taught in small groups of no more than 16 people. You’ll complete individual exercises, do group work and take part in discussions with people from different industries.

You’ll also get feedback and support from our experienced trainers.

What you’ll get

You’ll earn a CPD-accredited certificate. The CPD standard of training quality is recognised by globally reputed organisations and brands.

You’ll also get your choice of one of these books for continued learning:

What our students say

The insights and skills I’ve gained are truly game-changing, and I can’t wait to start putting them into action.

It’s been a fantastic experience - we covered so much in such a short time and it has been wonderful to be surrounded by other content folk, all learning together.

Amazing to pick up new skills. Look forward to applying what I've learned to the benefit of users.

Where and when the course happens

The course is taught online using Zoom. It starts each day at 9.30 am and finishes at 4 pm (AEST). On both days, we have a morning break and an afternoon break, and 1 hour for lunch.

What you’ll need for the course

You’ll need:

  • access to Zoom
  • a good internet connection
  • an up to date web browser
  • a webcam
  • access to Mural for the course exercises.

Upcoming dates

Thursday 21 November 2024 to Friday 22 November 2024   

Online via Zoom | Register

Thursday 27 March 2025 to Friday 28 March 2025   

Online via Zoom | Register

Trainers for this course

headshot of Lorien Kaye

Lorien Kaye has a long history in writing and editing, previously in the book industry, now as a content designer for Weave. She has taught Content Design London's courses since 2019, training hundreds of content designers.

headshot of McGee Noble

McGee Noble has worked as the senior manager for content for ANZ, and has worked with many brands and government organisations to help them make content that meets user needs and business needs.

Headshot of Angus Gordon

Angus Gordon has worked in digital content for more than 15 years. As a content strategist and designer, he helps organisations produce and manage well-structured, findable, usable content.