Everything You Need To Teach A One-Day Technical Report Writing Course.

Do any of these experiences remind you of your situation?

“It’s tough to keep learners engaged and motivated throughout the courses I develop from zero, especially when I can’t talk to them beforehand or provide real-time learning.”

“The pressure to keep up with new trends and techniques is intense. I worry my course will not be good enough before I even deliver it.”

“When I develop my courses from zero, I often wonder if my course structure makes sense to someone who’s new to the subject, instead of just to me.”
 
You can present these course materials on technical report writing skills to anyone that has to deal with technical reports on a regular basis.

This is course material for everyone in your organization.

Here’s What You Get.

• A step-by-step tutorial style participant workbook that even the most inexperienced trainees can follow.
• A customizable PowerPoint slide deck – 99% of our customers add their logo!
• A detailed and thorough instructor guide that you can use to deliver this course in your business, on repeat.
• Bonus real-world training tools that support learning (course tests, activities, exercises, reading lists, marketing materials, & action plans).
• 15 exclusive training guides that will add value to all your training courses (especially if you are new to offering courses).
• 17 custom training forms that will add value to your training courses.
• 17 effective icebreakers that you can use in your business.
• 17 bonus training games that you can deliver in your training courses.

 
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Topics Covered.

1. Technical reports

• The main characteristics of technical reports (e.g., based on facts, accessible, accurate, complete, and compiled by competent people).
• Total quality management.
• Common problems that can happen.
• Five quality levels in a technical report writing process.

2. Preparing to write

• How to prepare to write technical reports.
• Layout.
• Information sequencing and the use of illustrations.
• The simplicity of expression.
• Common problems with technical reports.

3. How to structure the report (LEAVES and ABC)

• Logical.
• Easy to use.
• Accurate information.
• Value to the reader.
• Efficient use of language.
• Standardized style

• Accurate –  it is factual and objective.
• Brief – it is short without leaving anything out.
• Clear – it is understandable, complete, and to the point.

4. How to start writing and editing the report

• Key insights on writing technical reports.

What You Get:

• Course Workbook (46 pages)
• Instructor Manual
• Slide Deck (77 slides)
• Training Games
• Icebreakers
• Training Guides
• Customizable Course Tests
• Activities and Exercises
• Reading Lists
• Marketing Materials
• Action Plans

 
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