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Duration
1 Year
Tuition
$4,378
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Graduate Certificate
Year Founded
1966
Scholarships
no
The Professional Writing – Communications program will prepare you to work as a versatile communications professional. This graduate certificate program will combine assessing audience needs and delivering thoughtful and relevant content with effective project management techniques as you develop the skills to write and produce copy for a variety of professional settings and styles.
What You’ll Learn
- Evaluate the effect of technology and emerging media on contemporary storytelling.
- Collaborate with communicators, clients, and subject matter experts to produce mutually acceptable content.
- Plan, create, and edit business and technical content that aligns with client, project, structure, and strategy requirements.
- Design and create complex visual aids, presentations, and layouts for print and virtual platforms.
- Design and develop innovative communication methods to create audience-appropriate content
- Manage the execution of a communications project using effective leadership skills and project management tools and techniques.
- Develop and maintain a professional portfolio and materials to market and promote services.
- Assess the effectiveness of communications strategies in relation to audience’s needs and industry standards.
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Student Reviews (3)
This course offers basic networking knowledge, understanding of fundamentals is very important to learn cybersecurity. The only thing I would ask centennial or course coordinator is to add compulsory CCNA or A+ certificate so that students can apply to...
I wanted to apply to Centennial College for the Digital Marketing programme.
But they don’t inform new students about the total fees before paying the deposit. They told "approximate fee" and they wanted me to pay a deposit ( 2.650 $) without ...