The Communications Pathway is for students who have an interest in learning how to communicate information effectively. Communication is applied to careers in journalism, business, public relations, marketing, news broadcasting, intercultural communications, education, public administration and much more.
Students will follow a sequence of required courses. Some of these are college-level, which will provide the opportunity to earn college credits through the Community College System of New Hampshire or through Southern New Hampshire University.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor (2016), long-term projections for communication careers to 2026 are as follows:
Career Path Rate of Growth Educational Experience
Media & Communication Equipment 8% High School Diploma
Public Relations Specialists 9% Bachelor Degree
Public Relations & Fundraising Specialist 10% Bachelor Degree
Marketing Managers 10% Bachelor Degree
Advertising & Promotions Managers 6% Bachelor Degree
Communications Teachers Postsecondary 10% Doctoral or Professional Degree
Honor Cord Requirements for the Communications Pathway
An honor cord signifying your academic achievement in the Communications Pathway will be awarded to students who complete the following requirements: