安大略大学公共关系与活动管理研究生证书

该计划结合了公共关系和事件管理活动中的关键技能和实践经验。它有可能增加您与私营和公共部门组织的就业机会，这些组织正在寻找训练有素的公共关系专业人员，他们需要具备事件管理专业知识的附加技能。在短短的八个月内，该课程的学生将学习成功的公共关系策略，并接受媒体关系，演讲技巧，问题管理和有效写作指导方面的培训。公共关系培训将与计划，执行和分析公司及筹款活动的各个方面的专家指导相结合。在各自领域内知名的演讲嘉宾将进一步完善所涵盖的课程。在课程即将结束时的工作安排将为学生提供实际的公共关系和管理活动的实践经验，以便在
You're good at connecting people and creating a buzz. This is what makes public relations your calling. The Sault College Public Relations and Event Management Program is unique in Ontario and will have employers eager to hire you as a professional with two in-demand skill sets. During this in-class and experiential two-semester PR program you'll learn successful public relations strategies, dynamic presentation skills, strategic communication techniques and in-depth training in media relations. Plus through engaging event planning courses, gain expert instruction in online event planning, and fundraising for corporate and non-profit sectors. There's no doubt you'll make waves in this field. As you earn your public relations diploma, gain real event management and PR experience through organizing events and executing campaigns for real clients – this is not your typical public relations college in Ontario. This program also includes a four-week Field Placement opportunity that enables students to apply their knowledge and skills with a local organization. Expert instructors. Small class sizes. Guest speakers. Real-world experience. Networking opportunities. Portfolio building.<br><br>Graduates of the Public Relations and Event Management program will be able to provide potential employers with two in-demand skill sets in a strong marketplace. Graduates roles could include corporate spokesperson, media relations, issues management, community relations, event management, government affairs, publicity and promotion, sponsorship and fund raising. Recent studies in the public relations industry indicate a continuing demand over the next several years for PR staff in business, charitable and non-profit organizations, and government at all three levels. This ongoing demand is combined with the fact many senior PR practitioners will be retiring from the industry in the next five years creating further job opportunities. Graduates will be well positioned to work towards professional accreditation from the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) or the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)