Reasons why Public Relations students have jobs right after graduation

Posted date 09/03/2017

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Posted date 09/03/2017

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According to the survey results of alumni of the 5th and 6th courses of the Faculty of Public Relations and Communication at Dai Nam University conducted this year, 100% of graduates have jobs, mainly in jobs that are suitable for their majors.
Public Relations students are in high demand for the following two main reasons:

Many job opportunities
Public Relations (PR) is an open industry, students can take on many different types of jobs. In the training program of the Faculty of Public Relations and Communications - Dai Nam University, the goals and output jobs of the industry are clearly defined: Students graduating from the Public Relations (PR) major are able to take on positions at professional media companies, media departments in businesses, units, and organizations. Students are also able to adapt to many other job responsibilities related to the major of PR, Journalism, and Communications in general.

Students of the Faculty of Public Relations and Communications organize a specialized talk show

Any organization, company, or business needs PR activities to communicate and connect with the public in order to gradually build, consolidate, and develop its brand. However, in reality, organizations and businesses today still lack professional PR personnel. Many organizations and businesses still have to use non-professional and unskilled personnel. The demand for human resources in the public relations industry is currently quite high. Therefore, when studying public relations, students have many attractive job positions waiting for them.

Some jobs in the Public Relations (PR) industry include: Organizing events; Managing content, writing and editing news and PR articles; Developing content and updating website information, internal newsletters, fanpages, social networks, etc.; Making communication plans to build and develop brands for businesses, organizations, companies, etc.; Organizing internal events, coordinating care for cultural and spiritual life for staff and employees in companies and enterprises; Working as an advertising, marketing, and marketing specialist at businesses and companies; Professional spokesperson for organizations, businesses, companies, etc.; Working as a program host (MC); Working as a reporter and editor at newspaper offices, radio and television stations, etc.

Students are trained right from school.
In the survey of Dai Nam University with alumni of courses 5 and 6, many students confidently affirmed their ability to find job opportunities. This is correct because the characteristics of the PR profession and the learning environment have set requirements forcing students to have appropriate professional qualities and abilities. Studying Public Relations, students will certainly have a distinct change, especially in communication and behavioral skills, confidence, courage and passion for collective activities and social activities.
In the training program and in each subject of the students of the Public Administration major (Dai Nam University), practice is emphasized. Students of the Public Administration major do not learn by rote, but must apply theory flexibly to real-life situations. Right from the time they approach specialized subjects, students must immediately start working. The examination format of the Public Administration major subjects does not test memorization but mostly exercises and products. Therefore, students must change to meet the requirements and challenges in each subject given by the lecturers. Students often have to appear in front of their classmates to present and convince people to be interested in their products.

Public Relations students are trained in their profession from the time they are in the classroom.

The From Night event was conceptualized, scripted and organized by students of the Faculty of Public Administration and Communications.

Many meaningful performances were staged and performed by students of the Faculty of Public Administration and Communications.

In particular, the curriculum also has a separate group of subjects on skills in the direction of "hands-on instruction" taught directly by lecturers who are working in agencies, media, press and PR companies such as: Message building skills; Report writing and speech writing skills; MC skills; Conference and seminar organization skills; News writing and PR articles skills; Press release writing skills...

Dai Nam University and the Faculty of Public Relations and Communications regularly organize practical events and activities to attract students to participate in meaningful activities. There are events that are entirely conceived and organized by students. This is the ideal environment and “playground” for students of Public Relations to practice and train so that they can immediately enter the labor market upon graduation./.

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