Public relations officer - Queensland Industry Tourism Council
Public relations officer
Public relations officer
Public relations officers plan, develop, execute and evaluate information and communication strategies that present an organisation to the public, clients and other stakeholders.
Day-to-day
- Organise and manage communication and publicity for events, exhibitions, conferences, product launches, organisations and brands
- Monitor public opinion and media coverage of the organisation and assess potential issues
- Provide communication support for organisational issues and crisis management
- Prepare public relations programs, including the preparation of budgets
- Respond to enquiries from the public, media and other organisations
- Coordinate media conferences attended by journalists
- Arrange interviews with journalists, prepare and distribute media releases, and liaise with and make statements to the media
- Write communication collateral including media releases, key messages, speeches, presentations, reports and brochures
Future demand
moderate
How to become a Public relations officer
- You usually need a formal qualification in public relations, marketing, or communications to work as a public relations officer. University and Vocational Education and Training (VET) are both common study pathways.
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