BCWC - Written Communications
Written Communications
Do you ever feel stuck or uncertain when trying to express yourself professionally in an important email or document? Do you get feedback that you need to improve your writing for it to be more effective?
Learn how to write with confidence and clarity, analyze your audience, set the tone and influence others. Discover the benefits of using a writing framework to create content for both technical and non-technical audiences, and for real-world situations where your writing makes an impact.
Learning Outcomes:
- Explore how people learn and how to consider these principles when presenting written work
- Become familiar with a writing framework
- Practice interpreting an environment from the audience’s perspective
- Analyze communications and written work
- Use a practical process for composing written communications
- Identify common obstacles to improve your business writing
- Appreciate how business writing can allow subject matter experts to influence decision making outcomes
Skills and Competencies Gained:
- Audience Analysis
- Clear and Concise Writing
- Communications Analysis
- Persuasive Writing
Summary:
- Number of hours: 14 hours
- Assessment: Participation; 80% attendance of each day
- Previous education required: None
- Delivery: Remote
- Achievement: Written Communications Microcredential
Applies Towards the Following Certificates
- Business Communications Professional Microcertificate : Business Communications Microcertificate Courses