How Do You Become A Political Advisor?
A political advisor spends days dealing with power, policy and prestige. But it’s a stress-filled job, with long hours and big egos. Climbing the ranks to becoming an advisor can be a long journey. Use these steps to become a political advisor. Step 1 Get a college degree. Almost all political advisors have a college degree and many have post graduate diplomas. Law, business, communications and political science are all popular majors for political advisors. Step 2 Become involved in politics–the earlier the better. Volunteer for campaigns, be knowledgeable about the election process or join a special interest group. Most of all, learn the political process and how it works. Stay informed about current events. Step 3 Gain experience. Work as a political aide, a lobbyist or a political analyst for a corporation or non-profit organization. Step 4 Learn a variety of skills. Writing, public speaking, research, showing charisma and using stress reduction techniques are all desirable skills
