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Introduction
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Good writing is clear and reader-friendly: clarity in business is vital, but clarity can be elusive.
We know we should write for our reader: tell them what they need to know, show them how it helps them, and ensure all information is in the correct order. |
Organising our thoughts and ensuring our sentences function correctly takes time, something we all lack.
This course takes you through the writing process, whether a formal email or what pitfalls to avoid. |
What you will learn
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Specifically designed for non-native English speakers, this course takes you through the fundamentals of business writing.
This course provides detailed examples, as well as explaining why we do certain things. In addition, we not only show and explain errors, so you know what to avoid and why, but also good and poor writing practices. |
We look at overall email structure, sentence structure, and how to be clear and concise.
Furthermore, we see to create the right tone and create flow. |
Support and flexibility
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Although this course is designed for self-study, giving you the flexibility to fit it around your schedule, you do have a mentor.
Should you have any questions, just send an email and they will guide and advise you. |
Use your online one-to-one sessions for more in-depth questions and to receive feedback on your progress.
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Who would benefit?
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Level required
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A minimum B2 [CEFR] | 5.5 [IELTS] is required; however, should you have any doubts, please ask!
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Contents
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[1] Creating the right impression
[2] Giving reasons [3] The language of imprecision [4] Building arguments [5] Talking about change |
[6] Register
[7] Discourse markers [8] Sequencing [9] Strengthening your message |
[Please note: contents are inclusive and may not match a particular section.]
Purchase and enrol
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Course includes:
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