Business writing classes ensure that participants can write for audiences and be understood. Sometimes, writing emails, letters, memos, and performance evaluations can cause great difficulty. People encounter problems when they try to communicate with colleagues and managers in an organization if their writing skills aren’t “up to the task”.
If writing causes confusion; if word choice is misleading; if communication in your business causes people to say, “What?” instead of, “I understand,” then addressing these problems with Business writing classes to improve skills is the solution.
Business people who know grammar judge others based on their correct (or incorrect) usage.
Be the professional who is able to be clear and correct in business writing. Business Grammar & Usage: ENGLISH BOOT CAMP is the answer for today’s business competitive environment. Interactive instruction and collaboration with your fellow attendees means that you will master the skills and apply your new knowledge to the classroom exercises and activities. When you return to work, you’ll have new confidence about what is right and wrong, when it comes to writing.
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Be a better and more confident writer.
Master skills that are necessary in today’s competitive business environment. Learn to write in a way that elevates you with increased confidence and enthusiasm. The focus of Effective Business Writing training is how to organize ideas and communicate clearly. This class will show you how to write concisely with conviction. For business professionals who have written contact with others, these areas of development are necessary. Improved written English means increased internal and external customer satisfaction.
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Word Power & “Write” Insights This customizable workshop will give you the tools and resources to be a powerful and clear writer
In this seminar, you will learn how to organize your thoughts and start the writing process without pulling your hair out! Participants become confident in developing their business writing style, proofreading, and putting the finishing touches on their documents. Hands-on practice enables participants to write clearly, concisely and professionally. Use this class to be more compelling and error-free in writing.
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Front-line communication affects public perception of every company.
This training gets you to organize ideas and communicate clearly. As a result of this session, you will be able to be more concise and communicate with conviction. You will be more productive, increase performance satisfaction, and create a true dialogue with your audience. For professionals who must meet the needs of the public, these areas of development are the right thing. Improved communications means increased internal and external customer satisfaction.
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It’s time to move on—or maybe you’ve been “in transition” for too long.
Either way, you need some input so that you know what others see when they look at your résumé.
Your résumé will win—or lose—an interview for you. If it makes you stand out from the crowd, then it is successful. If you are perceived as “just like everybody else,” then it’s time to revise and improve the document that represents you on paper.
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Feedback is necessary for improvement, which is why there is a need for accurate and fair evaluations.
When staff is appraised accurately and appropriately, growth and returns will follow. If, on the other hand, employees are improperly assessed, it opens the business to great danger.
By working on Performance Evaluation-writing skills (being clear and specific), and using Employee Self-Evaluation techniques, leaders in your company can be prepared with a clear and systematic approach to appropriate and consistently reliable evaluations. In addition, this session reviews how to avoid problematic documentation and evaluator errors.
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Technical writing is a type of writing where the author is writing about a particular subject that requires direction, instruction, or explanation.
Learn to create technical and research reports, proposals, memoranda, professional correspondence, or instructions which contain persuasive arguments while still providing complex information for clients or others in your field of expertise.
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Executives are busy and will decide if your ideas will get further attention based on your Executive Summary.
This single short document, a prime example of business writing, is your chance to tell the reader why to (not) do something. The GOAL is to grab the reader’s attention, inviting her/him to read further.
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Minutes are the official permanent record of the business of meetings, and serve to document the outcome of decisions.
They also help future leaders understand how the group has operated in the past.
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