Welcome to The Press Office with KateCo. PR, the podcast that gives you an exclusive and unfiltered look behind the scenes of the Australian media landscape and public relations industry. It is the perfect podcast for those dreaming of a career in PR, are aspiring journalists or simply just obsessed with all things digital and traditional media.
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Welcome to The Press Office with KateCo. PR, the podcast that gives you an exclusive and unfiltered look behind the scenes of the Australian media landscape and public relations industry. It is the perfect podcast for those dreaming of a career in PR, are aspiring journalists or simply just obsessed with all things digital and traditional media.
In this week's episode of The Press Office, host Marisa Jayne welcomes back Kate Keane, Founder & Director of KateCo. PR, for an insightful discussion on the pathways into the PR industry. Building on the previous episode with Sarah Baker from LCI Melbourne, this conversation explores whether a university degree in PR is essential, or if hands-on experience and internships hold more value in today’s job market.
Kate shares her thoughts on the relevance of higher education for aspiring publicists and why gaining tangible, real-world experience can often outweigh formal study. They also discuss the importance of internships as a gateway into the industry and how maturity and the way you carry yourself can make a lasting impression when applying for roles at PR agencies.
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The Press Office with KateCo. PR
Welcome to The Press Office with KateCo. PR, the podcast that gives you an exclusive and unfiltered look behind the scenes of the Australian media landscape and public relations industry. It is the perfect podcast for those dreaming of a career in PR, are aspiring journalists or simply just obsessed with all things digital and traditional media.
