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Writing for the Business Professional
A text that lands is not a coincidence – it follows clear principles. This course gives you the practical tools to write precisely, professionally, and persuasively in emails, reports, and business documents.
Topics:
- Structuring and organising text – how to arrange information logically and get to the key point quickly.
- Formal and stylistic choices: writing that is clear and readable without overwhelming the reader.
- Tailoring texts to your audience and context to achieve exactly the effect you intend.
- Recognising and avoiding common spelling and grammar mistakes to maintain a professional impression.
- Making complex content easy to understand and presenting your position with clarity.
Clear, effective writing is not about talent – it is about having the right method.
Course content
Language and expression
- Checking spelling, grammar, and tense with care
- Creating a personal reference sheet
Building sentence structures
- Recognising and naming parts of a sentence
- Distinguishing different sentence types
- Improving readability through deliberate punctuation
Crafting effective paragraphs
- Understanding the three core elements of a paragraph
- Applying organisational principles for well-structured text
Gathering information purposefully
- Identifying and drawing on relevant sources
- Verifying facts and consolidating reliable information
Developing texts together
- Defining clear writing goals
- Applying strategies and patterns for collaborative writing
Constructing texts as a team
- Applying different writing techniques in group settings
- Using cut-and-paste, the puzzle method, and sequential structures
- Bringing results together into a coherent whole
Planning and revising together
- Structuring the writing process with clarity
- Working with drafts and storyboards
- Building cohesion within the writing team
Writing clear meeting agendas
- Selecting the right format for the agenda
- Drafting agendas that are structured and easy to follow
Writing professional documents
- Addressing messages to the right audience
- Using grammar and abbreviations with purpose
- Structuring and formatting reports clearly
