The PR Apprenticeship

For more information on becoming a PR Apprentice, contact

Harry Bristow

E:harry.bristow@prca.org.uk

T:020 7233 6026

Level 4 Higher Apprenticeship in Public Relations.
Equivalent qualification to a Foundation degree.
Apprentices are employed by a PR and Communications agency or in-house PR team.
18-month fixed term contract.
Apprentices work full time whilst completing on-the-job training and assessments.
Each PR Apprentice is assigned an assessor by PRCA who visits them once every 4-6 weeks.
An assessor sets and structures their work, and provides on-going support.
All PR Apprentices are paid at least the national minimum wage for their age.
At the end of the apprenticeship, 75% of PR Apprentices stay on in their organisation and 93% continue their career in PR.

Employers

The average Apprenticeship increases business productivity by £214 per week. Find out how else a PR Apprenticeship can benefit your company.

Hire a PR Apprentice

Learners

Work for a real employer, earn a real salary and gain a real qualification whilst gaining valuable workplace skills and experience.

Getting your first PR job

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