Communications, Journalism & Publishing
Career Catalog
Communications, Journalism & Publishing
Research, create, verify and deliver information for real audiences
These careers turn information and ideas into reporting, books, broadcasts, podcasts, photographs, instructions, speeches, campaigns and digital publications. Strong work combines audience awareness with accuracy, ethics, revision and reliable production. You can build experience through school media, portfolios, community projects, internships, freelance assignments, paid entry roles, co-ops or apprenticeships where available.
How to explore this category
- Explore reporting, broadcast or photojournalism if public-interest storytelling and verification motivate you
- Explore editing, publishing or fact-checking if improving accuracy, structure and clarity appeals to you
- Explore writing, translation or technical communication if language and audience needs fit your strengths
- Explore media production, podcasting or digital publishing if you enjoy combining content with technology
- Explore corporate communications, public information or media relations if helping organizations communicate responsibly interests you
What is an apprenticeship
An apprenticeship is a paid job where you learn from experienced workers and take related classes. In a Registered Apprenticeship, training follows an approved plan and pay usually increases as skills grow. Not every career in this category uses apprenticeship, so ask the employer or program sponsor exactly how the training works and what credential it provides.
