Effective Report Writing

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Effective Report Writing

Overview

Course Date:
TBA
Registration Period:
TBA
Time:
TBA,
14 hours
Mode of Training:
-
Venue:
Singapore Polytechnic
Funding:
Eligible for SkillsFuture Credit

*Please note that once the maximum class size is reached, the online registration will be closed.
You may register your interest, and would be notified if there is new run.

Course Objective

Course participants will learn a range of writing skills to apply in different kinds of reports while tailoring the message to the needs of their audience.

Course Outline

Day 1

1. Identify the needs of different audiences according to purpose, audience and context of a variety of reports: technical, progress, sales and marketing, human resources, etc.
2. Plan, organize and present information in the form of text, data and visuals in well-structured formats for different reports.
3. Apply the skills of presenting relevant information to write effectively.

Day 2

1. Eliminate redundancies in content and refine language choices to present information concisely.
2. Understand and apply grammar editing skills to eliminate common errors.
3. Apply proofreading skills to edit the entire report for a professional finish.

Minimum Requirements

Nil

Certification / Accreditation

• Certificate of Attendance (electronic Certificate will be issued)
A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to participants who meet at least 75% attendance rate

Suitable for

Managers, Executives, Support Staff and Corporate Employees

Course Fees

Full Course Fees (before GST): $535.00

Applicants/Eligibility	GST	Fee (after GST)
Singapore Citizens, Singapore Permanent Residents, LTVP+ Holders and Others	$48.15	$583.15

Singaporeans aged 25 years and above may use **SkillsFuture Credit balance to offset respective course fees.

Funding Incentives

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Course Trainer(s)

Ms. Shirley Tham

Ms. Shirley Tham is adept at facilitating learning in a variety of written and spoken communication skills, combining her knowledge from her Masters in Applied Linguistics and her understanding of the learning process. As a trainer interested in helping others realise their potential to grow, she has attained a Postgraduate Diploma in Education and an Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment (ACTA), and is currently pursuing a Specialist Diploma in Career Counselling.

To Shirley, a key component in learning is to make meaningful connections to practical situations in the workplace. Shirley is an active Toastmaster and volunteer, and loves to help people find out what makes them tick.