Hello

I would like you to review and correct this sentence for me

I would, therefore, like to have them enrolled on a TOT course focusing on “communications skills working with the public sector” which I will deliver myself given my broad knowledge and experience in this subject matter.

Pretty good, I made a few suggestions

Possibly, to be really picky, it would be a good idea to say: knowledge of and experience in

Alan,
‘I would therefore, like to have them enrolled in a TOT course focusing on “Communications skills for working with the public sector”, which I will deliver myself,
given my broad knowledge of and experience in this subject matter.’
Is it OK?

Could any one help me?

You don’t seem to have taken all Luschen’s earlier suggestions on board.

I would therefore like to have them enrolled on a TOT course, focusing on “Communications skills for/when working with the public sector”, which I will deliver myself, given my broad knowledge of, and experience in, this subject matter.

I’ve added two final commas because to me there is a natural pause there. I know others who would omit them. If you don’t use the prepositions ‘knowledge of and experience in’, then I would not use them:
… given my broad knowledge and experience in this matter.

By the way, ‘anyone’ is one word.