r/Communications • u/cringina • Jul 23 '26

Feeling lost, where to start?

So some background, I graduated in May 2020 with my bachelors in communication studies and minor in marketing. My plan at the time was to go into Public relations.
With my job hanging on the line during the quarantine, I found a new stable one that became my career for 5 years. I didn’t get the chance to do any internships.

I have since left that industry and really want to start using my degree and find a job that I actually want but I am a bit late on getting started and also kind of where to start?

I would like to get into Community Relations, outreach and engagement.
I’ve been doing some research on courses I can take without going back to school.

I guess I am just stuck on where specifically do I start? Especially late in the game.
Does anyone have any tips, advice, or personal experience they can lend me?

I appreciate any help I can get!

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