Writing is a very important form of office or plant communication. Printed or typed letters and documents serve as permanent and unchangeable records of communications. In fact, a letter or a document can serve as evidence in courts of law. Skills in organizing ideas and putting them in written form are a key in writing standards. Writing ability is particularly useful for companies aiming for any of the ISO certifications or maintaining them.

Writing however, can be an agonizing process for many technical people whose college training offered little chance for writing and who keep their bosses wondering about their written reports. How many good ideas and opportunities were missed because of the technical person’s lack of writing skills and self-confidence?

Objectives: Designed for technical people, this seminar-workshop aims to impart technical writing principles and techniques that will make them better and confident technical writers. The message of this workshop is that a quality technical written communication must be simple, clear, straight-forward, well presented and jargon-free.

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