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Charities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), central and local government

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Charities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), central and local government

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_Within charities and NGOs there are many roles from PR and communications, to fundraising, administration and research.
_There are also more hands-on roles managing projects in the field or working with communities/disadvantaged groups to train, empower or support.

_These organizations will be particularly interested in our communication skills especially in terms of getting their messages out.

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Skills (from degree)
_developed solid writing skills.
_gained extensive knowledge of media and the impact of mass communications.
Opportunities:
_Armed with this knowledge, eligible for a career in publishing.
_Before the advent of the Internet, career options might have been limited to working in traditional publishing houses, newspapers and other conventional media outlets like magazines.
_Nowadays, students can also choose careers in Web-based creative companies, social marketing companies and media criticism, holding titles like Internet marketer or social communications specialist.

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_Advertising is a creative and fast-paced industry and is now globally big business.

_Marketing professionals generally create, manage and enhance brands in consumer goods and service.
_Marketing opportunities can be found in most large organizations in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors.
_Entry-level positions and graduate schemes are particularly numerous in retail, manufacturing, energy, banking, finance and the pharmaceutical industry.

_Public relations (PR) has grown in importance as a marketing tool and is now considered a critical component of the marketing mix.
_Roles exist in-house or in consultancies/agencies.
_Some consultancies specialize in one sector, eg healthcare or IT.