Event planners use their skills and knowledge to plan meetings and parties that people enjoy and remember. They help organize meetings, parties, or big gatherings for groups of people.

Education and Training:

To become an event planner, you need to go to college and get a special degree called a bachelor’s degree. When they start, they usually haven’t worked before and learn how to plan events while working.

A Day as an Event Planner:

Every day, event planners talk with customers to answer questions or fix problems. They check that records are correct and decide about money. They plan special events and talk with staff to make sure everything goes well.

What They Know:

Event planners know a lot about helping people and giving good service. They use English well so they can talk and write about events. They know how to use pictures and videos to show information. They also understand how offices and businesses work.

Their Skills:

Event planners are good at listening to others and asking questions. They talk well to explain ideas and read information about their work. They think carefully about how to solve problems and understand how people feel in different situations.

Their Abilities:

Event planners can listen to what people say and understand it well. They write down important information and speak clearly to explain their ideas. They recognize spoken words easily and can write clearly to share information with others.

What They Make:

In Pennsylvania, event planners usually earn about $50,000 a year. They work hard to plan events that make people happy and bring them together.