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| Words at Work: Business Writing for Success | |||||
| Instructor Anne Bromley is a writing instructor and consultant based in Encinitas, California. She is a widely published writer and award-winning educator who has taught professional writing classes for over 20 years. She has a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts, and a Master of Education and a Bachelor of Arts in English degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. Location of Classes For additional information please email extended.std@sdsu.edu or call (619) 594-5489.
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>> We also offer online business writing courses, see Professional Development Online Courses (PDOL). To find out how your organization can benefit through our Preferred Partner program, contact the Professional Development Division at (619) 594-5640 or email tmcleod@mail.sdsu.edu.
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| Courses
Back to Basics: Polishing Your Grammar Skills Have you ever felt embarrassed when someone pointed out an error you made in grammar, spelling, or punctuation? Do you get frustrated when written communications from you or your co-workers cause confusion or misunderstandings? This seminar will give you the help you need, providing tips and guidelines to prevent those embarrassing mistakes and avoid communication misfires that cost time and money. Writing for Business: The Five Essential Steps Few business skills are more powerful or influential than solid writing skills. Learn proven tools for writing that can be applied directly to any assignment - from a quick note to a full-length proposal. This interactive workshop will focus on the five essential steps of the writing process. Working through this process, you will apply what you learn through practical exercises. Perfecting Your Document: Editing and Proofreading With hands-on exercises, this seminar quickly trains you to perfect the content and appearance of business documents. You will learn ways to make a message accessible, how to write reader-friendly sentences, and how to soften a negative message. You will be able to eliminate wordiness, correct errors, and ensure the accuracy and clarity of your writing projects. Please bring one or two documents that you wish to revise. Words at Work: Follow-up Coaching Once you have completed the Words at Work series, you will have the opportunity to receive professional feedback on one of your business documents. Our expert instructor will be available for consultation throughout the afternoon following the third seminar of the series. Together you will edit and proofread your document and lay out a plan to achieve your writing goals. |
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| Last update April 30, 2008 |
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