When managers and supervisory staff are not attending meetings, many find themselves increasingly either preparing or reading reports. Badly written reports are difficult to read, demand greater perseverance from the reader, and risk being ignored or at least not fully comprehended. A badly written report may be the result of poor grammar, overuse of jargon and abbreviations, poor structure, bad presentation, or a combination of these.
We deliver short courses at the customer’s premises, tailored to meet the demands of those undergoing in effective communication skills, and specifically, effective report writing. Programmes are structured for those with a technical or non-technical background, and those who do not have English as a first language. By completing this course, individuals will develop a set of tools that will enable them to be competent at preparing concise, structured and well-written reports that clearly convey the stated objectives.