Writing Help Course Bundle

1. Writing Basics 101: Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Writing Structures
2. Writing Improvement 101
3. Business Writing
4. Writing Effective Emails in the Workplace
5. Report Writing 101

Despite the popularity of social media, email continues to be the primary method of business communication. Yet, surprisingly, many workers, from entry-level employees on up to managers, do not practice effective email communication.

Your workplace emails reflect your professionalism and can often make the difference between getting a job, earning a promotion and keeping a job. As we have seen time and time again in the news, your emails are never actually private. They can be forwarded or copied to just about anyone anywhere.

In their haste to participate in instant communication, many workers send out badly written messages that contain typos and other errors. These errors can leave a negative impression on bosses, colleagues, prospective clients and potential employers.

That said, not everyone is a writer. Being left with the task of creating a report can seem like a punishment akin to torture.   Staring at a blank screen or a blank piece of paper with no idea of how to start or --once you do start -- figuring out what needs to be included can be a nightmare all of its own.  

This course is designed for business professionals who are tasked with writing reports and proposals. The goal of this course is to take the difficulty out of writing these reports and then teach how to write them efficiently and effectively.  

In this course, you will learn:

• How to organize reports to make writing them easier and less time consuming.

• How to identify the important information that should be included in a report that will gain the readers' attention.

• How to present the information, as well as how to be convincing and persuasive.

• Create reports that achieve their desired goal and have the intended impact.