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Policies and procedures writing courses – beginner and advanced
You’ll find we’ve updated the Policies and procedures writing courses – beginner and advanced page on our website. This course will train your staff in how to create clear and effective policies and procedures information. This course was originally developed to train NHS staff in how to write and organise non-clinical policy, process and procedures documents… Read more »
Advanced technical writing techniques training: Next classroom course (and potential online course)
Do let us know if you’d be interested in us scheduling another public course for our Trends in Technical Communication – Advanced technical writing techniques course. We need just a couple more people for us to schedule a course date for June. Do let us know if you’d be interested in attending this course. Interested in an… Read more »
What’s the best way to deliver distance learning for technical communicators?
You’ll find our latest post for the Society for Technical Communication on its Notebook blog. It’s called What’s the Best Way to Deliver Distance Learning for Technical Communicators? One of the most frequent questions we’re asked at Cherryleaf is if we can deliver our advanced technical writing techniques course as a distance learning class. We only offer… Read more »
Next Advanced Technical Writing Techniques Course: 22 April 2013
You’ll find our next public Trends in Technical Communication Workshop – Advanced Technical Writing Techniques training course is scheduled for Monday 22 April 2013. We’ve added some more comments from delegates to the page. “Excellent over-view and will be useful for practical application. Much food for thought – useful for starting ideas on improving (the) existing… Read more »