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Join EFAP Stage Relations Presse à l'Élysée
Au sein du Service Relations Presse de l'Élysée, le rôle de Marion était d'être l'intermédiaire entre le Président et les journalistes. Elle a pu participer à de nombreux événements dont "Format Normandie", qui a accueilli des dirigeants d'État dont Vladimir Poutine.
Grâce à ses cours pour devenir attaché de presse, Marion avait déjà tous les outils et compétences pour ce stage afin de rédiger les communiqués et dossiers de presse de l'Élysée.
Selon les 3 qualités pour devenir attaché de presse sont : la rigueur, la disponibilité et garder le sourire !
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Study Communication Internationally with EFAP
Studying communication internationally with EFAP means preparing to thrive in a globalized world where communication challenges go beyond borders. For over 60 years, EFAP has been training professionals capable of understanding and analyzing brands, media, and cultures on a global scale. With a solid academic and professional network, the school offers its students numerous international opportunities, including campuses abroad, university partnerships, and double degrees. Internationalization is at the heart of EFAP’s curriculum, ensuring a comprehensive education tailored to the challenges of a constantly evolving market.
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Eduniversal Ranking 2026: EFAP and its Specialized MBAs Lead the Communication Programs
The 2026 edition of the Eduniversal ranking of the best Masters, MS, and MBAs in France once again places EFAP, the leading communication school, among the top references in higher education. Our Specialized MBAs stand out again this year among the most prestigious programs, highlighting the excellence of our communication programs.
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April Fool’s Day: When Brands Turn Humor into a Communication Strategy
Every April 1st, brands compete to capture public attention through deliberately offbeat campaigns. Far from being simple jokes, these activations often represent real communication exercises, allowing brands to assert their positioning, explore new creative territories, and generate engagement.Behind the apparent lightness of April Fool’s campaigns lies a genuine strategic exercise: surprising audiences without losing credibility, entertaining while remaining consistent with the brand’s positioning. In 2026, several companies demonstrated this ability to play with communication codes by creating activations that were both unexpected, credible, and aligned with their brand identity.
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