Entry-Level Communication Jobs | How to land your first job after graduation 

Comm degrees are super versatile so I hope this video helps you narrow done your options!

People use to tell me that this degree is useless and they are wrong!! This degree is so cool! All about social media, trends, and more…I could’ve been a content writer or editor so freakin cool 😭😭😭😭

Just graduated during these weird times so this is helpful

I’m getting my degree and communications open the offices this upcoming semester and I landed a job with Amazon as an area manager. There are new jobs and positions open every day that can fit your personality interest in skill sets just stay open and don’t be discouraged🙌🏾🖤

I got my degree in Communications and ended up teaching for 10 years because I couldn’t find a job. I’m looking to leave education to find a comm job so this was extremely helpful to know what to look for.

Thanks Girl ! I literally hate telling ppl my major bc they look lost after and then make me feel useless lmaooo but I like it tho I’m doing communications at ryerson so this helps a lot !

Girl, I'm gonna go to the states for communication master degree, and your video is super helpful! More people should see this, let's make you viral!!

When they said create content that adds value… you understood the assignment, sis. All of the videos of yours I have watched has taught me a thing, two or three! New subscriber! I’m definitely about to binge watch.

I graduate in May 2021 with a communication degree from a liberal arts school and I truly loved this video. It soothe my anxiety. ❤️

Thank you so much for this video! I love how you go in detail about jobs and their duties and the different positions available to comm majors. I'm currently an organizational communication student at UTA angling for a career in HR.

I appreciate how detailed you were about each job description!

Best vid I've seen by somebody actually in the field. Thanks.

I went in for a job interview a while back and after telling the recruiter I majored in Communications his response was, " Great how would you feel about holding the companies' sign outside to bring in new customers? That would be a great way to get marketing experience." I was devastated and felt disrespected. I had so many more skills to offer as a comm major and I felt he just did not understand that. What would have done differently in my situation? They ended up calling me back after the interview process but I declined.

As someone trying to do a career change, and pretty sure I’m going this route, thank you for this video!

Thank you! I’ve seen communications videos for a few seconds and it was all about their clothes and make up instead of really giving sound advice. Thank you!

Great video. Recent communication grad here! Helped a lot!

This is one of the best videos on communication hands down

Graduated 2020 with BA in Comm and concentration in interpersonal and organizational communication. Is also a good degree if you want to get into management. Kind of like a business degree in disguise tbh. Source: Working at fortune 500 company in operations management now (think FAANG).

This information has broadened my horizons and gave me so much hope. Thank you for this!

Thank you for this video! Still working on this degree but it’s good to know what’s out there!

omg thank you SO much for making this video! Literally a semester away from graduating and I have 0 clue what I wanted to do.

I’m so happy I came across this channel! Thx for this great content and information 🙏

This video was so helpful! I was so unsure what to do after college but I feel like the marketing strategist position suits me very well! I’d love to hear more about it :)

This is the video I have been looking for, thank you!

You are so great at explaining all this, thank you!! 💕

Your video definitely helped me a WHOLE lot, I’m about to graduate early next year and enroll a summer internship unit; but haven’t really found one because I don’t know what kind of entry level job fits to my skillset 😪

Tysm for this!! This is really useful and helpful I was thinking of switching to this major

This is a very informative video, excellent information! You summarized what I've been Googling for months! I'll be graduating in April 2021 with a degree in communications. I'm Canadian too!!

Oh my gosh Thank you! This is So Helpful!

This video has so much clarity to it. Thank you for explaining this list of entry level communication jobs. This was helpful to me.

These were great suggestions as well thank you!

I just started Watching your videos today and I love the way you explain the careers in such understandable language!

Glad somebody made a video like this cause I'm working at a factory cause I couldn't find anything like this cause I need help on what jobs to search for

Thanks for sharing Cassidy, this video was super helpful 😊

This was very insightful. Thank you very much.

very informative, thank you!

Thanks for this video, it was really helpful! Informative!

So helpful, thank you!!!

Awesome video!

This video is so useful! I'm gonna be taking a combined communiations course and I'm intrested in what jobs I can go into, so this video helped alot!

thank you so much! im sure now 💙

thank you for creating this video, cheyenne! i will soon be entering college and i plan to take communications as my bachelor's degree. been feeling uncertain about it because of the videos saying it's useless but you restored my faith in my degree. thank you very much for restoring my trust with my choice.

That was very informative and organised. I already have 4 years of work experience in web content writing. Although I am a Commerce graduate, I always found branding and communication as an exciting stream. Currently I am shortlisting universities to pursue my Masters in Media and Communication. Your videos are really giving me food for thought when it comes to writing my SOPs. Thanks a lot:) More power to you.

I love this video. I didn’t get much clarity on how to get into the Human Resources field of work

been watching your videos about the communications degree. its really making me having a clearer view on this cluttered world

felt totally lost in what exact positions I should be seeking during my job search and this video put it into concrete terms - specific search queries I can use.

Great video!

Great video 👍🏿

thank you so much for this

I like this video and it was very helpful thanks

Thank you for this video wow!!

As a communications major who just graduated and is looking for a job this is very helpful

I'm majoring in Com with a focus on New Media, and I think Social media is only getting stronger so I am hoping this focus with help me snag a interesting job, not just a good paying one. I am the type that has to like my job regardless of pay. But there are other things like PR and HR too that seem interesting. Media specialist too.

This is a really good video.

This video was amazing. I am graduating and interested in PR. Thank you for your easily explained, to the point video.

Thank you!!

Very informative 😭👍🏽❤️

Thank you for this. I just obtained Strategic Communications degree and currently looking for a job.

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 really helpful

Love the content, can you make a video on resume building for entry level roles for new communication graduates?

Dope video - really helped me realize I have more options with my degree

Thank you so much you are amazing ❤️

That is such a good video!! Thank you so much for all the information! Not easy to find a video that actually helps ! God Bless✝️

SO helpful! Thank you so much for this video. I am going to look into advertising now. :)

Super helpful! Thank you

You are such a legend for making this video! I did a bachelor of arts as my degree and i regret so much. I wish I had come across one of your videos so then I could understand better what communication is and the type of jobs you can get. This type of video should be watched by every first year students

Thank you

This has been the most beneficial information I’ve come across. Searching for jobs in communications but being so overwhelmed by what everything means and what I should do. Thank you

You're amazing, thank you! I just got my bacchelors degree in linguistics (communications) and cultural anthropology and was wondering how could I combine the two, get a job and move to switzerland and not starve to death 😅

I took a personality test in High school that determined Communications would be my best role in college and never looked back. It crushed it in college, and I never doubted this field cause it was the first time I felt smart in school. I loved the skills I learned and projects I did. But when I got out I looked at the job market and wondered, "Where do I go now?" Hoping to figure it out soon.

This helped me, Thank you! it‘s really important to me to have a career where I can be as creative as possible, not sure If I should study communication and media but Im sooo intrigued Ughh help

This was such a comprehensive and helpful video. Thank you! But, your comment about internal comms was hilarious. Majority of the times it maybr boring as you labeled it. But, where I work (a beer company) we come up with all sorts if creative and engaging content and activities to motivate and inspire employees. And, it's not just communicating policies, missions and values. But influencing how the organization is perceived by employees, and in my case it stretches to making employees ambassadors of our products externally. So, it really depends on the company. The reason why I was compelled to defend the field is because your description of corporate communication could discourage a comms graduate from assuming such jobs.

You are a blessing Chee

i graduated with my Media Communications degree back in august. Two days after I was laid off my day job of 9 years as a exec assistant. it has been hell looking for work ever since that time plus the ongoing pandemic.

I loved the video

Hello, such a good insights of the profession, is the communication MS degree also applicable in health care Administration. Thank you.

ty i wanted to do a mixture of art, customer service, bilingualism and business. Communications is perfect for me 🥺

Thanks for the info on the difference between business marketing and marketing communications. I swear there isn't much info and I got so confused at one point.

Thank u

Hello, so glad I came across this. I am currently studying management and I recently got a job as a communications designer because of my background in visual ,interior and architectural designer. Could I get some tips on how I can level up particularly along towards the management field of communications?

Yesss I'm coming here bcuz of the vid mentioned

Omg tkn u so much I found a job I like there atleast nw I can worry less as I study but do u knw where we can do internships for all of these should the time arise

Hi cheyenne. I have a question. I want to be involve in the journalism world, although i dont know exactly what i want to do. Any ways.. i am thinking of going for a degree on communications and digital media because i feel more intrigued by the courses, but would you recommend it for some one who want to be a journalist???? xx

This video was spot on girl! I’m in my 30s and never used my degree in international studies with a focus in communications. I’d love to get into it but have no idea where and if I should start, especially being so much older. Any suggestions?

I think you shouldn't say that employees in corporate communications are boring like... that's your opinion it doesn't mean that it really is what's corporate communications about and if you really try to help people find a job you should respect the jobs you're specifically talking about ;)

I’m a comm major but I just don’t like social media or marketing 😢

I was so frickin worried about where to apply when I graduate, which is frickin soon!! But, now...I'm feeling 20% less anxious

Thank you this was very helpful❤…so is there any opportunity where I can volunteer in some other businesses ? Um still a student and want to gain more knowledge

W-O-W!!😱

as someone who now wants to go to law school... i definitely chose the wrong degree plan

This might just be my school but did anyone else have to do a portfolio as one of the capstones to graduate with this degree? That's what I'm doing now and ngl I'm very nervous

Hi, thx a lot for you video 💕 Can I be a manager after some time of being a marketer under a manager's supervision? Like could you plz explain? Just usually there's no maths in marketing studies as compared to management

Hi, I’m transferring to GCU and finishing my communication degree and hopefully and praying that I graduate in December 2022. I’m bilingual and currently learning French. Do you think I can do anything in terms in languages and communications?

Q+A but Canadian...😂😂 just found you and i think ima stick around lmao

i have a degree in journalism en mass communication but i dont have a job i need a help

I'm graduating with a communication degree in May and I have did ZERO internships, so I'm nervous about not finding any jobs that want me.

T H A N K Y O U!

LOL at the guy who didn't go to school for communications.

Do I offer my services for free at first to build a portfolio?

Corporate Communications sounds a lot like me. I'm boring lol.