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Provided by: Verve Training Writing Reports that Get ReadBusiness Intelligence |
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This two day course will give delegates the skills and tools they need to write effective reports that deliver a clear and succinct message. Over two days, delegates will gradually build up the skills and tools they need to write effectively. Each module starts with theory and then reinforces its ideas with practical writing exercises. The course starts with short exercises and gradually builds up to more complicated ones, as the delegates become more skilled at writing. Throughout the course, delegatesa ™ writing will be individually assessed.
The speed with which we can move from one part of the course to the next will largely depend upon the skill level of the group being trained. The course is designed to work for between six and eight delegates.
The speed with which we can move from one part of the course to the next will largely depend upon the skill level of the group being trained. The course is designed to work for between six and eight delegates.
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Provided by Verve Training
- A asked: Writing reports that combine stories, processes and facts are essential in my new job. Any course in Toronto? Thanks!
Writing Reports that Get Read
Day 1 Sessions:
Module 1 - What message do you want the report to deliver?
Module 2 - How to clarify the objective and purpose of the report.
Module 3 - The planning and preparation essential to do before starting to write.
Module 4 - How to structure your report and suggested templates for different styles of report.
Module 5 - Factual writing techniques to develop a clear narrative flow.
Module 6 - Refresher on sentence and paragraph structure.
Module 7 - Reminder of key points of grammar and punctuation.
Day 2 Sessions:
Module 8 - Removing business and management jargon.
Module 9 - Layout and formatting of the report.
Module 10 - What needs to be in the most important section of all, the executive summary.
Module 11 - Techniques for editing and improving the final draft.
Module 12 - Proof reading the report and spotting errors.
Module 13 - Final feedback session and questions.
Module 1 - What message do you want the report to deliver?
Module 2 - How to clarify the objective and purpose of the report.
Module 3 - The planning and preparation essential to do before starting to write.
Module 4 - How to structure your report and suggested templates for different styles of report.
Module 5 - Factual writing techniques to develop a clear narrative flow.
Module 6 - Refresher on sentence and paragraph structure.
Module 7 - Reminder of key points of grammar and punctuation.
Day 2 Sessions:
Module 8 - Removing business and management jargon.
Module 9 - Layout and formatting of the report.
Module 10 - What needs to be in the most important section of all, the executive summary.
Module 11 - Techniques for editing and improving the final draft.
Module 12 - Proof reading the report and spotting errors.
Module 13 - Final feedback session and questions.
About The Training Provider: Verve Training
Verve Training - Verve Training offers a wide range of business writing and media training courses, designed to respond to the growing need of companies to improve and develop their communication skills. The company can either run courses at its delegates' offices or hire alternative facilities if this is not suitable. In addition to its standard courses, Verve can also supply bespoke training and one-to-one...
