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Certified Public Relations Counselor (CPRC)
The Certified Public Relations Counselor credential demonstrates an ability to counsel clients through all public relations scenarios, from crisis to internal to external communications. The CPRC credential is only provided to members with more than 10 years of experience. It is the highest level of credential obtainable through FPRA.
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Earn credentials that showcase your high level of knowledge and professionalism.
Certified Public Relations Counselors, through counsel, bring a deeper value to their clients and show how public relations and relationship building can meet an organization’s goals.
APPLY TODAYREQUIREMENTS
Candidates for CPRC must be a member of the Florida Public Relations Association and have a minimum of 10 years of
professional practice in public relations. They also must have earned their APR credential.
PROCESS
Earning the CPRC credential involves passing a written and oral exam. The written portion is comprised of case studies. The oral portion involves providing a persuasive presentation to a panel of certified judges.
PREPARATION
The Central West Coast Chapter provides several study sessions and workshops throughout the year for the credential programs. Check the chapter’s calendar or contact us for details. FPRA also hosts study sessions.
BENEFITS
Members who have earned their CPRC may join the Counselors’ Network. Benefits also include opportunities for professional development, special sessions during Annual Conference and access to the “who’s who” of the profession.
COST
The CPRC application and examination fee is $250, which is due at the time of application.
LEARN MOREREBATES
Central West Coast Chapter members who successfully earn their CPRC credential are eligible to recieve a rebate of $25 from the chapter. This is in addition to a $75 rebate awarded by FPRA.
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Begin the process to earn your CPRC today by downloading the application form.
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