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Diploma in CommunicationsLevel 5 About the QualificationThis qualification produces graduates who are able to work as communications and public relations practitioners, or add communication skills to a media role. Students will develop and implement internal and external communications plans, manage media campaigns for clients, learn to produce well written communications, work with media organisations, develop and disseminate a message, manage issues as they arise and produce publications. Content• Focus on non-fiction writing Highlights/BenefitsOn successful completion of this qualification, students will have the skills and knowledge to work in corporations, local authorities, private enterprise or be self employed. Entry RequirementsAdmission and entry requirements for this qualification are in accordance with Waiariki’s Academic Regulations. Career OpportunitiesBesides self employment, there are two common mainstream career paths graduates can consider: working in the private sector (companies or corporations) or the public sector (government departments and Crown institutions). Further Study• Diploma in Bicultural Journalism
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