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School: Australian Institute of Management WA
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Online Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Research has shown that people read online documents very differently to printed ones. This one day program shows you how to create effective online documents such as Web pages, electronic newsletters and PDF documents. Content Differences between online and offline documents How people read online Guidelines for online content Effective page layouts for online content Accessibilit...
 

School: Australian Institute of Management VIC & TAS
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Business Writing Skills
Course Format: Classroom
When you sit down to write do you suffer from mentals blocks, have trouble organising your thoughts or do you just hate writing? This course will help you to produce reader-oriented letters, memos, short reports and other everyday business documents with greater ease, confidence and effectiveness. Content Effective written communication Planning and organising a written communication ...
 

Writing Reports and Proposals
Course Format: Classroom
Reports and proposals follow different rules to normal writing and are written for specific business purposes. What makes reports and proposals different is that they need to be structured in such a way that people can refer to specific parts, or act upon specific parts easily. They also need to provide clear signals to the reader about what is required from them. This course provides an overvi...
 

School: 3CM
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Business Writing
Course Format: Classroom
This programme aims to give participants the skills and knowledge required to: Plan the structure of a document to ensure correct information flow. Choose appropriate language and words. Write clear sentences. Produce concise letters, memos, emails and reports. Adjust writing styles to suit the topic and the reader/s. Plan, draft, sequence and structure written communications. ...
 

School: GippsTAFE
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Report Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Reports follow different rules to normal writing and are written for specific business purposes. What makes reports different is that they need to be structured in such a way that people can refer to specific parts, or act upon specific parts easily. They also need to provide clear signals to the reader about what is required from them. This course provides an overview and some practical experi...
 

School: The University of Sydney Centre for Continuing Education
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Essay writing for exams
Course Format: Classroom
Do you find it difficult to get your ideas down on paper? Have you been told your writing is unclear or badly organised? In this intensive course you’ll learn how to structure your essays, organise information and use memorised sources in an exam situation. You’ll practise writing introductions, conclusions and paragraphs of evidence, and learn to present information clearly and conci...
 

Writing for the web Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Website audiences absorb written information in a unique way. This course will provide you with the information, guidance, tips and language tools to understand how people read online, and the most effective ways to communicate with them. You’ll learn techniques for laying out and structuring web page copy, how to increase site visits and sales, and the latest opportunities for writers onl...
 

Writing for newspapers and magazines
Course Format: Classroom
Whether you want to enter the field of journalism, write and sell freelance articles or simply enrich your life through a professional writing course, this practical course led by an experienced journalist will provide you with the editorial tools currently used in the industry and a practical focus on how to market your work.
 

Writing effective reports
Course Format: Classroom
Are your reports getting the attention they deserve? Well-written reports are powerful tools for communicating ideas. Learn to understand and focus on your audience, develop a relevant structure and logical flow, use plain English, write executive summaries and overviews with impact, and reduce report-writing turnaround times. Discover how to design and format reports that are easy for readers ...
 

Editing and proofreading
Course Format: Classroom
You start with a basic text â€?it might be a report, a webpage, a brochure or a book. You edit it so that it has a strong structure and reads well. Then you proofread it to remove errors and ensure consistency. If you can master this simple process, you’ll have the skills to communicate clearly and produce documents of professional quality. Come and learn from Michael Wall, a professional e...
 

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