Distinguish yourself from your peers and fine-tune your proficiency with the Certificate in Principles of Public Relations, the APR and the APR+M. You’ve come this far. Here is what’s next.

The Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) credential certifies your drive, professionalism, and principles, setting you apart from your peers and positioning you as a leader and mentor in the competitive public relations field.

The Universal Accreditation Board, which administers the APR, APR+M, and Certificate in Principles of Public Relations, is composed of approximately 25 public relations educators and practitioners appointed by the nine major public relations professional associations including the Public Relations Society of America, the National Association of ...

Accredited professionals must renew their credential and commitment to the sound and ethical practice of public relations every three years. Accreditation Renewal can be achieved through lifelong learning, participating in industry events, giving back to local Accreditation programs, or some combination of the above.

The Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) credential certifies your drive, professionalism, and principles, setting you apart from your peers and positioning you as a leader and mentor in the competitive, ever-evolving communications world.

APR STUDY GUIDE © 2021 UNIVERSAL ACCREDITATION BOARD PAGE 2 Acknowledgments The Universal Accreditation Board (UAB) has developed this study guide to help candidates …

According to the Universal Accreditation Board Policies and Procedures, the intent and purpose of the Panel Presentation is to assess the candidate’s performance on the KSAs that cannot be assessed on the computer-based portion of the Examination. “The intended result of the Panel Presentation is that each candidate will earn an Advance or Not

Accredited in Public Relations (APR) is a mark of distinction for public relations professionals who demonstrate their commitment to the profession and to its ethical practice. These professionals are selected based on broad knowledge, strategic perspective and sound professional judgment via the Examination for Accreditation in Public Relations.

The Universal Accreditation Board (UAB) administers the process for becoming accredited in public relations (APR) for its participating organizations, which includes NSPRA. Detailed information about the examination for accreditation and application form to become a candidate for accreditation may be obtained from the UAB website at www ...

2019年5月3日 · Pursuing the APR gives you direct access to top public relations leaders—APR holders who will guide you through the process of achieving Accreditation—and provides the tools you need to distinguish yourself as a luminary in the public relations field.