Training Programs

The Indian Media Council (IMC) offers a comprehensive suite of training programs designed to elevate the standards of public opinion polling and enhance media literacy. Leveraging the expertise of its distinguished members from media, judiciary, and human rights, the IMC imparts crucial knowledge and skills to a diverse audience.

Core training programs focus on the intricacies of public opinion polling methodology, data analysis, and ethical reporting. Participants gain a deep understanding of survey design, sampling techniques, and data interpretation. Emphasis is placed on the responsible use of polling data to inform public discourse without misleading or manipulating information. Additionally, the IMC conducts workshops on media ethics, fact-checking, and responsible journalism to foster a culture of accuracy and accountability in news reporting.

Recognizing the importance of public engagement, the IMC organizes training programs for policymakers, civil society organizations, and the general public. These initiatives aim to demystify the complexities of public opinion research, enabling informed decision-making and effective policy implementation. By equipping stakeholders with the necessary tools to understand and critically analyze public opinion data, the IMC empowers them to participate meaningfully in the democratic process.