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What makes a good PR recruit? And where do they sit?
How will the new PR Apprenticeship sit alongside graduate - and other - forms of recruitment?
If PR’s a people industry, do we need different people?
November 8, 2011
People are vital to communications. Not only do they make up the audiences marketeers try to reach, but they are often the sole 'asset' a communications team or agency has. So it was disappointing that not more employers attended the 'Education in Public Relations' debate at the University of Westminster - an ideal chance to debate PR degrees and the future of recruitment and training in the communications industry.
75% of PR degrees could fail students
September 2, 2011
Regular readers will know I’m not a massive fan of degrees as a way to get into a media career. Just last week I wrote that degrees mean no guarantees of success in the media. But, I do believe that there should be many paths to success. And just as we need high quality routes […]
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