Accreditation in Public Relations (APR)
As a skilled public relations professional, you know that your success is dependent on staying relevant, resourceful, and inspired.
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.
- Asserts professional competence
- Communicates professional expertise, plus personal and professional dedication and values
- Reflects progressive public relations industry practices and high standards
PRSA members receive a $100 rebate upon passing the APR examination on the first try. Contact accred@prsa.org for further details.
Programs
For Experienced PR Pros
Showcase your hard-earned knowledge and commitment to life-long learning by attaining your Accreditation in Public Relations (APR).
For Military Communications Experts
Military public affairs professionals can earn the Accreditation in Public Relations + Military Communication (APR+M).
For College Seniors and Recent Grads
Show employers you mean business by adding the Certificate in Principles of Public Relations to your resume.
The Pinnacle
The monthly APR newsletter
June 2022
Taking a Broader View of Research; Leveraging the APR to Advance Your Education
May 2022
Crisis Management Pivoting Post COVID-19: Draw On Your APR Training
April 2022
Five Years Later: Reflecting On Why I Started My APR Journey
March 2022
Explore Proven Strategies and Tactics for Getting Your APR
December 2021
Why Getting Your APR Should Be One of Your New Year's Resolutions
November 2021
Lifelong Learning at ICON — Why APR Is a Cornerstone of Our Profession
September 2021
See How the APR Journey Is Worth the Trip
August 2021
Finding Your Own Path to APR
July 2021
Getting Accredited During a Pandemic
June 2021
How My APR Helped Me Lead Through Crisis
May 2021
Debunking Myths About APR
April 2021
Help Celebrate APR Month and Learn More About This Valuable Credential
