You’ll find our next public Trends in Technical Communication Workshop – Advanced Technical Writing Techniques training course is scheduled for Friday 19 July 2013. It will be held at our training centre in Westminster, central London.
If you’ve read the technical writing blogs and magazines, you’ll have noticed a growing interest in new approaches to technical communication – asking whether all of the tried-and-tested writing methods from past decades still make sense today.
In this course, you’ll find out how Technical Authors in leading companies are now applying techniques from other disciplines (such as psychology, copywriting, usability and elearning) into the information they create.
The course has been designed to be independent of any particular authoring tool, and to work in both a structured and unstructured authoring environment.
If you want to discover new approaches to technical writing, this one-day, hands-on advanced workshop is right for you.
“Excellent over-view and will be useful for practical application. Much food for thought – useful for starting ideas on improving (the) existing approach to Help files.”
“Very thought provoking.”
“I just wanted to say ‘thank you!’ for the excellent training session yesterday. I’m putting those principles to work today as I review the UA for one of our websites. The way I write has changed dramatically.”
“Stimulating and thought provoking. Introduced techniques that I certainly will use in the future.”
“Very interesting course though not what I thought it would be. Lots of new ideas and things to think about. Look forward to trying some of them out.”
“Excellent course. Lots to consider! Will certainly make me challenge what we do and have done for several years.”
Previous delegates include technical communicators and managers from Citrix, IBM UK, Lloyds Banking Group, Sage plc and Visa International.
Spaces are limited to 10 delegates.
- For more information, see: Trends in Technical Communication Workshop – Advanced Technical Writing Techniques training course
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