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Emails For Impact
Make sure your emails are effective by making them clear, concise and easy to read. On this one-day course you will look at different ways of structuring and presenting your messages to get maximum impact. Learn the essentials of plain English, the importance of correct grammar and spelling and how to get your message across quickly and courteously.
What you will learn
» When to send an email and when to use other forms of communication
» How to compose your email message
» How to adopt the right tone and style
» How to avoid basic grammatical errors
» The essentials of plain English
» How to improve the presentation
» Ways to organise and manage emails
» How to present a professional image
Who should attend?
Anyone who is concerned with the quality of email communication and who wants to make it more concise, professional and effective.


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"Emails For Impact"

£950 for this one-day in-house course for up to 10 delegates.

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The Write Stuff Training Courses - Emails for Impact
When writing a business email, should you:

1. Always start with a greeting?
2. Write words out in full?
3. Bother with correct spelling, grammar and punctuation?
4. Worry about where else it might get sent?
5. Have a confidentiality clause?
6. USE CAPITALS FOR EMPHASIS?
7. Plan it like any other piece of writing?
8. Always put a subject in the subject line?

If you're not sure about any of these, this course will clarify what is currently best practice. Try it out!
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