Public Relations

Are you interested in communications, editing, media relations and event organization? Learn and put into practice the working principles and methods of public relations. Apply your new knowledge in fields as varied as the arts, sports, culture, health, social services, education and the environment. Learn about research, communication strategies, electronic publishing, website management, business communications and crisis management.

Diploma: Public Relations

Upcoming

Learn about research, communications strategies, electronic publishing, website management, business communications and crisis management. 

The program offers practical training in public relations, enabling graduates to work as an officer in public relations, information or communications, in the public or private sector, or for a community organisation. 

A seven-week (7) on-the-job internship completes the training. 

Please note that this program is only available to permanent residents or Canadian citizens. 

The course is available in French only.   

Teaching mode
Online
Duration
2 years
When
coming soon
Price
$2,171.95 per step
Program admission application
Not available to international applications

Admission requirements

Candidates must have a high school diploma (grade 12) or equivalent, or have passed the adult candidate test (age 19 and over).

Candidate prerequisites:

  • Fluency in spoken and written French
  • Knowledge of spoken and written English
  • Oral and written communication skills
  • Curiosity
  • Observational and organisational skills
  • Critical thinking skills
  • Team spirit
  • Patience and ability to work under pressure
  • Strong sense of initiative

Equipment required

A computer equipped with a camera and microphone, and an Internet connection. 

Students can request equipment loans from Collège Nordique and use the study rooms. 

Program layout and structure

Offered in six phases, this program includes a work placement. Students who start the program in January will complete the first phase from January to April, and the second phase from May to August. 

Offered through a partnership with Collège La Cité, this program is delivered online (live or recorded) with possible access to Collège classrooms, in French only. 

Advantageous conditions:

Collège Nordique offers you personalised support throughout your course, from registration to IT and educational assistance, and even to finding internships in the NWT. You'll also have access to the Collège's classrooms and computer equipment. 

This program is offered as part of a partnership between Collège Nordique and Collège La Cité. 

Financial aid and scholarships

You may be eligible for the NWT Student Financial Assistance Program.