Copywriter
Amar Fahs

About the job:

What you do

As a Copywriter, you create ads and marketing material. You come up with creative ideas that can grab people's attention. 

The tough stuff

As a Copywriter, you will have to:

  • Accept criticism and use it to improve your ideas
  • Adapt to the needs of the client
  • Be ready to work in multiple drafts
The cool stuff

As a Copywriter, you may get to:

  • Write creative and inspirational content
  • Play an important role in promoting new brands and products
Typical work hours
  • 40-50 hours per week
  • 10-20% nights & weekends

You can also work nights and weekends as a freelancer in which case you usually work from home.

Are you the right fit?

Classes you should be good at
  • Language (English or French or Arabic)
Best high school track(s)
  • Humanities
Personal qualities
  • Understanding what you hear
  • Understanding written information
  • Expressing yourself verbally
  • Communicating your ideas in writing
  • Originality
  • Fluency of ideas
  • Reasoning & Problem Solving

Will you make money?

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Education stuff:

Education required
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Advertising, English, Journalism, Marketing, Communications or a related field. 
Helpful resources
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Video Description

Words, words, words, words, words, words, words … They’re the salt & pepper Copywriters add to the brand, to really sell the idea. Take a glimpse into the life of a creative English copywriter with this Nooreed Insider Interview with Amar Fahs and see if you have the words it takes write great copy!

Biography

Have you ever had such an amazing idea for a story you had to stop driving to write it down? Amar Fahs, copywriter has moments like this so often, she can’t go anywhere without her notebook!

It’s not just Literature students that can be copywriters, Amar herself studied Advertising & Marketing, to be successful you need to love to spend your day reading and writing.

Amar brings her own approach and character into the communication arts, telling us that she believes you can have fun and be happy when doing something that nourishes your skills. “Wherever you are, find your strengths and take it from there.”