English for written Communication
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- English for written Communication
Overview
Core Components
Importance of effective written communication
Differences between spoken and written English
Common challenges in written communication
Parts of speech and sentence construction
Subject-verb agreement and tense consistency
Common grammatical errors and how to avoid them
Expanding vocabulary for effective writing
Using appropriate tone and formality
Avoiding redundancy and wordiness
Proper use of commas, periods, and other punctuation marks
Capitalization and formatting rules
Common punctuation mistakes and corrections
Structure of a well-organized paragraph
Logical flow and transition words
Maintaining clarity and coherence
Understanding different writing contexts
Writing for academic, business, and social communication
Adjusting tone and style accordingly
Structure and etiquette of professional emails
Writing clear and concise messages
Common mistakes in email writing
Planning and structuring a report or essay
Developing a strong thesis statement
Writing introductions, body paragraphs, and conclusions
Techniques for summarizing information effectively
Paraphrasing while maintaining original meaning
Effective note-taking for written assignments
Self-editing techniques for error-free writing
Common proofreading strategies
Using digital tools for grammar and spell check
Writing engaging content for blogs, websites, and social media
Understanding online etiquette and tone
Avoiding misunderstandings in digital communication
Writing a structured piece (essay, email, or report)
Peer and instructor feedback
Self-reflection and personal improvement plan
Programme Modules & Fee
- Purchase 1-3 modules: 3% discount on each module.
- Purchase 3-5 modules: 5% discount on each module.
- Purchase more than 5 modules: 12% discount on each module.
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