One of the key points to achieving the desired results with report writing is planning and preparation. A report is not simply a case of accumulating data. It is what you do with the data that is important and how the information is relayed to the reader. It should be concise, clear and to the point with your ‘audience’ in mind.
Course objectives
To introduce the concept of effective business report writing techniques to any member of the organisation, at any level.
Content
Significance of initial impact and first impressions
A quick look at grammar, punctuation and spelling
Clear, concise and positive tone
Getting rid of old-fashioned waffle
Preparation and brainstorming material
Logical sequence
Objectives of the report
What to include and what to leave out
Structure and layout for reports
Influential writing
Delegates will be encouraged to develop a concise and clear writing style through a number of practical exercises.
Duration
One day
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