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Course Comparison
Though courses in the Write Program have the same approach, they offer different features.
What are the differences between the three courses?
As you know, all three courses in the Write Program are based on the seven traits of effective business writing, and all connect with the handbook Write for Business. That’s the common ground. The three courses, though, focus on the seven traits in different ways:
- The Business-Writing Course focuses broadly on business writing, providing 22 trait-based strategies for improving performance. The course also covers four forms of business writing: correspondence, reports, proposals, and instructions.
- The E-Mail Writing Course focuses tightly on e-mail, with 11 trait-based strategies for improving the e-mail messages that participants write every day.
- The Management-Writing Course focuses on the forms of writing most crucial to managers: application follow-ups, evaluations, position statements, policy statements, and procedures. It also helps participants use writing to manage teams.
The following course comparison gives a quick breakdown of the features of each course.
Course Comparison
|
Course |
Write for Business |
Manual Length |
Strategies/ |
Forms Covered |
Job Aide |
PowerPoint Length |
|
Business-Writing Course |
|
74 |
22 |
4 |
Business Writing |
173 slides |
|
E-Mail Writing Course |
|
30 |
11 |
1 |
E-Mail Writing |
127 slides |
|
Management-Writing Course |
|
108 |
18 |
9 |
Business Writing |
227 slides |
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