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"In 2014, I joined EJCAM in Master 1 CCN-G to complete my academic career, which had mainly focused on digital communication until then.

This training enabled me to consolidate my knowledge in digital, exploring various fields related to communication such as benchmarking, brand positioning and usage foresight...I also had the opportunity to go on an academic exchange to Montreal for 5 months, where I obtained a Master's degree in Science, Technology and Society. This experience was invaluable, as it enabled me to broaden my horizons and acquire complementary skills that are now essential in my current professional field, human resources.

In short, the CCN-G Master's program enabled me to develop interpersonal communication, project management and problem-solving skills, all of which are essential in my current role as an HR transformation consultant.

If you're looking for a training program that combines a solid foundation in digital communication with opportunities to explore and develop complementary skills, I highly recommend you consider EJCAM!"

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Former student of our school (MA Journalism), he is currently working as Editor-in-Chief of "magazines" at TF1. He is in charge of the "Grands Reportages" program. Previously, he worked successively for Canal +, itélé (Grand reporter), BBC and TF1 (Deputy Editor-in-Chief). Olivier Escriva also teaches at EJCAM.

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I joined EJCAM in 2013, after a background in journalism acquired previously, to complete my curriculum in view of an inevitable press crisis.
The school allowed me to develop knowledge and skills concerning the digitalization of uses, good practices in terms of web marketing and digital communication.
This panel of skills remains a real asset that allowed me to easily insert myself in the job market by multiplying experiences within various structures.
I currently hold the position of Marketing Project Manager at the newspaper La Provence. I have been contributing for several years to the management of various projects aimed at allowing the first media of the Southern Region to continue to develop and shine.