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This course is focused on report writing, as opposed to general business writing and is suitable for people who need to write effective, well structured reports. Appropriate for both those new to report writing and also those who want to polish their technique. The course looks both at the mechanics of writing reports and at recognised professional writing techniques. |
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To furnish attendees with the skills to plan, structure, draft and edit effective, readable and professional reports using plain English techniques. |
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If possible, it is an excellent idea for delegates to bring examples of the types of written reports that they will be required to create following their attendance on the course. |
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Duration: |
1 Day |
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Cost: |
£225 + VAT |
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Course Date |
Location |
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18/02/2013 |
Liverpool |
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01/03/2013 |
Bradford |
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22/05/2013 |
Liverpool |
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19/06/2013 |
Bradford |
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08/08/2013 |
Liverpool |
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11/09/2013 |
Bradford |
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18/11/2013 |
Liverpool |
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06/12/2013 |
Bradford |
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Module One - Preparation & Planning |
- Key Steps & ABC Analysis
- Report Objectives & Terms of Reference
- “Knowing Your Audience”
- Outlining Content
- Organising & Structuring Arguments
- The 4 Key Sections
- Executive Summary, The Introduction, Main Body, Conclusions or Recommendations
- Additional Report Sections
- Foreword, Table Of Contents,
- Glossary, Appendices, Bibliography, Index
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Module Two - Image & Impact |
- Creating a Professional Image
- Getting the Tone Right
- Using the Right Words & Phrases
- Projecting a Positive Message
- Passive vs Active Language
- Unnecessary Words & Jargon
- Informal vs Formal Words
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Module Three - Drafting the Report |
- Making it Readable
- Punctuation Good Practice
- 5 Step Drafting Technique
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Module Four - Proofreading & Editing |
- Checking & Amending
- Techniques for Proofreading
- Commonly Confused Words
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