The communication planners 2015

ABSOLVENTS The federal examinations for communication planners are over. There was no shortage of top performances this year. No fewer than five candidates achieved an average grade above 5. This spring, despite strong competition from universities of applied sciences, around 100 candidates from all over Switzerland once again passed the demanding, practice-oriented examinations for communication planners in Zurich (written) and Biel (oral). 82 percent of the candidates from German-speaking Switzerland and 63 percent from French-speaking Switzerland passed the exam, demonstrating their skills not only in communication planning, media and production, the three main subjects, but also in other areas. five graduates from German-speaking Switzerland did particularly well. They excelled with a final grade of more than 5.0, while the best candidate in French-speaking Switzerland achieved an average grade of 4.6. The best result was achieved by Stefanie Huber from Schenkon with an incredible final grade of 5.5, followed by Mirjam Küchler, Sarnen, with 5.3, Deborah Marzo, Meilen, with 5.2, and ex-aequo Cynthia Domfe, Zurich, and Adrian Widmer from Untersiggenthal, both with an excellent 5.1.With these successful graduates, the communications industry is gaining proven practitioners with a solid theoretical foundation as the next generation. The hard-earned and well-deserved professional certificates will be awarded on June 26 in Fribourg by Urs Schneider, President of the Examination Board, in the spirit of building bridges across the Röstigraben. sw-ps.ch.