Practical Business and Report Writing

A well-written and well-structured report is an invaluable tool that decision-makers rely on to make informed operational and strategic decisions. It conforms to various structural, punctuation, and formatting conventions and, more importantly, is clear, accurate, readable, and useful!

The report writer therefore holds significant responsibility! Report writing is often seen as daunting – but it doesn’t need to be. It is simply another business skill that you can acquire and practice.

This 2-day Practical Business and Report Writing course will introduce you to the best technical and business report structures and show you how to lay out your writing in a clear, logical and well-structured way.

You will also gain exposure to proven methods on how to incorporate technical data into the report in a user-friendly manner, how to limit ambiguity and importantly to produce reports that decision-makers can not only trust, but actively use to drive key business decisions.

Course Aligned to Unit Standard 110023 (6 credits) and 12153 (5 credits) in the Business Administration Level 4 Qualification

Who Should Attend?

Branch or Divisional Managers, Sales Managers, Executives, Engineers, Project Managers, Technical Specialists, Marketing Managers, Financial Managers and HR Managers. Clerical Support and Office Administration Staff are also encouraged to attend this training program.

“The course was very informative and eye-opening. I have gained valuable insight and I improved my business and report writing skills, which will help make my written documents more professional, persuasive and have a stronger impact.”

– Facility Officer, Attorneys Fidelity