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Writing training courses and schools
Professional and Business Writing

School: Berklee College of Music
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Songwriting Workshop: Melody
Course Format: Online
In this class, songwriter/author Jimmy Kachulis reveals how to construct strong, expressive melodies that your audiences will remember. It begins with a focus on rhythm, showing how it can support the lyric’s meanings. Then, you’ll learn how the precise use of pitch can strengthen a melody, making it natural to sing, and supporting the lyric’s expressive goals and possibilities. ...
 

Songwriting Workshop: Writing Hit Songs
Course Format: Online
Master songwriter Jimmy Kachulis has analyzed thousands of hits, identifying the structures and patterns that work best, and why. In this course, he’ll share the techniques successful writers use to craft vivid, memorable songs â€?and help you do the same. Whether you’re a relative beginner or an experienced songwriter, you’ll learn how to brainstorm ideas, overcome writer’s ...
 

Hip-Hop Writing and Production
Course Format: Online
From its beginnings in the Bronx in the 70s, hip-hop has grown into a global phenomenon that today generates hundreds of millions of dollars a year worldwide in record sales, and provides the rhythmic and vocal underpinnings for songs by rock artists such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kid Rock, and Rage Against the Machine. This course will teach you the techniques that hip-hop producers use to cre...
 

School: Bellevue Community College
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Critical Thinking through Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Identify and practice critical thinking strategies. Students research, analyze, and debate current social issues using argumentative and persuasive formats. Structured to accommodate special needs learners.
 

Technical Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Incorporates organization, development and expression of ideas with practical problems in writing. Technical periodicals and reference work with proper bibliographical usage are emphasized. Computer use is required. Fulfills a written communication course requirement at BCC.
 

News Features & Magazine Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Intended for intermediate writers to focus on non-fiction writing for magazine, newspaper investigative features, and online publication. Covers research and interview techniques, editing and revision, and strategies for "pitching" and perfecting articles for publication.
 

Media Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Emphasizes observation skills and choice of language, structure, and source material to communicate events and ideas to selected audiences. Students learn interviewing, basic research, effective expression, and editing through note taking, interviewing, drafting, and revision. Students write regularly for the BCC student newspaper, The Jibsheet.
 

Writing for the World Wide Web
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces the cognitive and creative tools needed to create text for the World Wide Web. Students practice new styles of writing for nonlinear media.
 

Administration Criminal Justice Report Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Presents the fundamentals of written communication, using study guides and practice in mechanics and processes. Activities concentrate on preparing professional documents with appropriate sentence and paragraph structure. Writing models are used to demonstrate effective rhetorical strategies and stylistic options.
 

School: Ascolta
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Business Writing
Course Format: Classroom
This program is designed to help participants become clear, concise and powerful technical writers. Explore how to write documents for both technical and non-technical groups. Customize your writing to fit your audience. Discover how to develop an effective strategy. Use the proper mechanics and apply a specific writing process to develop an effective writing style. Receive specific feedback on...
 

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