What to do after a BTS NDRC?

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Wednesday, April 24, 2024

The NDRC Advanced Technician's Certificate focuses on sales techniques, customer relations and the use of digital tools in the commercial field. This diploma trains students in customer relationship management, both at In-person and via digital channels, and prepares them for positions such as sales representative, customer relationship manager or web marketer.

Despite the quality and legitimacy of the BTS NDRC on the market, this training does not sufficiently cover the crucial aspects of marketing and digital, and even less new technologies. Yet these notions are essential in today's professional world.

If you're thinking of continuing your studies in this field, there's one path that could be of great interest to you: the marketing and digital professions.

Why continue your studies after a BTS NDRC?

More and more graduates are choosing not to stop at the BTS. Indeed, recruiters value profiles with a Bac+3 or Bac+5 level, particularly in the digital, e-commerce and communications sectors. A professional license, a specialized Bachelor's degree or even a Master in digital marketing or sales management will enable you to acquire additional skills and specialize according to your career aspirations. It's also a great way to gain work-study experience and expand your professional network.

Here are the possibilities for continuing your studies while acquiring expertise in the fields of marketing and digital.

Bachelor's or licence pro after a BTS NDRC: what's the difference?

Many students hesitate between a professional license and a Bachelor's degree. The licence pro, issued by a university, is often more academic and oriented towards a specific field (such as customer relations or business management). A Bachelor's degree, on the other hand, is offered by business or digital schools, with a more professionally-oriented pedagogical approach, with lecturers from the field and aninternational outlook. Both offer rapid entry into the job market, but the Bachelor's degree is often more valuable for subsequent entry into a Master or MBA.

One-year Bachelor's degree after BTS NDRC (Bac+3)

Crews offers a Bachelor's degree in Digital & E-Commerce, leading to a state-recognized level 6 qualification (Bac+3). The course is perfect for acquiring skills in digital, marketing and the particularities of online sales (e-commerce), so you can make the difference in the marketplace.

You can also specialize in marketing with our Bachelor's degree in Digital Marketing, which also delivers a state-approved level 6 qualification (Bac+3). This Bachelor's degree is perfectly suited to strengthening your skills in digital and digital marketing professions, covering acquisition, conversion and retention.

What's more, if you're interested in the tourism industry, you can specialize directly with our Bachelors in Digital Tourism, which will give you the opportunity to develop comprehensive expertise in the tools and methods used in e-tourism. This will enable you to implement digital solutions tailored to this specific sector.

Further studies at Master after a BTS NDRC

For a longer-term perspective, you could consider continuing your studies until you obtain a Bac+5 degree, recognized at level 7. Such a degree is often favored by those with ambitions to develop skills in management, administration and strategy, with a view to occupying positions of responsibility.

In particular, Crews offers a Master Digital & Business‍‍. This training course addresses all the challenges of digital business and helps develop advanced skills in these areas: digital marketing, project management, e-commerce, data, innovation, intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship. 

Like the Bachelor's degree, it also enables you to discover how these skills are used in a wide range of sectors: tourism, hospitality, luxury goods, media, sport, sustainable development, etc. 

Crews also offers Masters with dual sector expertise. These two-year programs stand out for their innovative approach to digital strategy and new technologies applied to constantly evolving industries.

  • Master Digital & Hospitality. This program focuses on themes related to the hotel industry, and will give you the opportunity to understand all the tools and methods and put them into practice to meet the economic and social challenges of the hotel sector.
  • Master Digital & Tourism. This program is aimed at all e-tourism professions, to help you discover the challenges of innovation in tourism.
  • Master Digital & Luxury. This program aims to explore all aspects of luxury, giving you the opportunity to understand the challenges and opportunities for innovation in the luxury sector.

Choosing one of our Masters Digital courses means choosing to gain a global vision of the marketing and digital professions, because our courses offer you an overview of all the interesting opportunities available after completing your BTS NDRC.

What opportunities are there after a BTS NDRC?

After a BTS NDRC and training in digital marketing, you can apply for jobs such as :

Sectors that recruit after a BTS NDRC

In 2025, the skills acquired during a BTS NDRC are particularly sought after in the digital, banking-insurance, tourism, real estate and luxury sectors. Companies are looking for profiles capable of managing customer relations remotely, prospecting effectively using digital tools, and mastering CRM tools and inbound marketing strategies. The digitization of sales has profoundly transformed market expectations, making post-BTS specialization all the more valuable.

Other courses after a BTS NDRC?

There are many other ways to further your knowledge and skills in marketing after completing a BTS NDRC. Depending on your interests, career goals, wishes and aspirations, the Crews teams can guide you towards the right course of study.

FAQ - Frequently asked questions about the NDRC post-BTS program

Is the Bachelor's degree recognized as a Bac+3?

Yes, the Bachelor's degree is a recognized level 6 diploma (Bac+3), often RNCP certified. It can be followed by a Master (Bac+5) or direct professional integration.

Should I opt for a sandwich course after a BTS NDRC?

Work-study programs are highly recommended for gaining experience while continuing your education. It also enables you to stand out on the job market and be paid while you study.

How much does a BTS NDRC pay?

The average salary after a BTS NDRC is between €1,800 and €2,200 gross per month for a first job. With experience or specialization in a work-study program, it can quickly rise to €2,500 or more, particularly in the digital or BtoB sectors.

Which BTS opens the most doors?

The BTS NDRC is one of the most versatile of the tertiary BTS. It opens many doors to careers in sales, marketing and customer relations, and makes it easy to go on to a Bac+3 or Bac+5, particularly in the fast-growing digital fields.

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