If you are a communications graduate – a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations is probably something you have considered. This post will give you five strong reasons why you should not only consider it but also pursue a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations.
The right education comes at an investment – of money, but more importantly, of time. Most Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations in India are one year long, or shorter. Including ours (Click Here to know more). This makes sure that you are ready for a career in public relations within one year.
A public relations course will contain skills and knowledge from several disciplines of marketing and communications. More importantly, public relations professionals have to understand various parts of a business in order to be a good consultant to a client. This is also why PR professionals are also considered jack of all trades.
Most PG Diploma in PR programmes will take you through the process of doing PR, and how to understand brands. In our institute for example, you will learn several case studies of great (& some not so great) PR Campaigns, and also get to work on Live Projects where you can actually experience being a PR consultant.
As a part of a PG Diploma course, you will learn several basic aspects of public relations (like writing skills, presentation skills, research skills etc.) and some very advanced PR strategies and tactices (such as media relations, crisis communications, CxO Communications etc.). This means that in less than one year, you will get a whole spectrum of insights and courses needed for a strong career in public relations.
A Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations course focuses more on the professional aspects of Public Relations, instead of the academic aspects of it. An in order to be a great PR professional, you have to understand how to solve problems, and deal with multiple stakeholders at the same time.
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