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The role ofcommunications consultants is to advise companies and provide them with solutions to their communications problems.
They may work in a consultancy firm, a communications agency, an advertising agency or a web agency…
This article explains the job of communications consultant, its benefits and how to find a job.

A communications consultant is a professional who advises and assists companies, institutions, associations and individuals in developing their communications strategy.
Communication consultants draw on a wealth of experience and know-how acquired over many years in both the public and private sectors.

The tasks of a communications consultant are varied.
In the field of public communications, for example, consultants provide strategic advice on analysing needs and reviewing product and service offerings.
They may also be asked to work on specific projects, such as drafting speeches for management committees or producing information media.

There are many roles for a communications consultant.
They can advise on content creation strategies and communication campaigns.
They also work on business strategy, human resources management (via internal communications) and business development.
There are many other possible careers in communications.

Being a communications consultant is a highly versatile job. The consultant must be able to assist companies with both global communications projects and specific operations.
Communication consultants need to have a number of assets, ranging from their versatility to their interpersonal and customer skills.
Thanks to their profession, they can build up a solid network that can be used in their current work or in future collaborations.
Communication consultants are now in great demand. The expertise of communication consultants has become an indispensable asset for companies wishing to communicate effectively and grow.

So there’s no shortage of job opportunities in this sector.
Communication consultant: salary and career development
The remuneration of a communications consultant varies. They are often invoiced by the hour or according to the number of services provided.
In the vast majority of cases, communication consultants are paid by the hour.
The average salary for a communications consultant is €46,000 a year if they work 37 hours a week. Working more obviously means earning more.

There are various ways to become a communications consultant. The easiest way is to take a course with at least 3 years of higher education (BAC+3), which will enable you to acquire the necessary knowledge in communications. At INSEEC, we offer several courses that can prepare you for this profession:

In addition to training, it is highly recommended to gain experience by doing internships or working for communications agencies. INSEEC has a dedicated coaching service that helps students find companies. If you are interested in becoming a communications consultant, please contact us. We offer certified or targeted training, depending on the year of study, which can be done on a sandwich course basis.

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