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7 1/2 Ways To Wake Up Your Business Writing

Stuck in a business writing rut? A little too dependant on form letters and stale clichés? During this highly customized session, you’ll learn powerful writing techniques to get your message across with the results you want! Save time by tackling that dreaded "writer’s block." Gain clarity by creating the "law of attraction" with your proposals, letters, and e-mail.

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"Hair-On-Fire!" Presentation Skills

Gain credibility every time you open your mouth! This is what you must, MUST know before your next presentation. During this highly interactive session, you’ll learn how to think—and speak—on your feet. Master nonverbal know-how while delivering a complete presentation in an engaging manner. Practice proven openings, strong closings, and "hooks." Boost your rapport through the "Three-Minute First Impression," and know how to expertly handle difficult questions and situations.

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How To Be A Better Proofreader

"The quality of your writing directly reflects the quality of your work." Make sure your correspondence is error-free. Practice the "Newspaper Proof" for flawless documents, and discuss how to work under tight deadlines and in a distracting office environment.

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Grammar & Usage Update for Busy Professionals

Don’t worry. This won’t be déjà vu of your high school English class. It’s simply your opportunity to help get your work noticed for the right reasons. Learn the answers to all those grammar and punctuation questions that give you headaches back at the office. Conquer your "comma traumas." Learn the rules you may bend, the ones you may break (oh, and don’t be surprised if there’s a pop quiz)! A fun one.

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Hot Tips, Tools & Techniques for Technical Writing

This class is geared especially for those responsible for drafting proposals, technical reports, instruction guides, and manuals. Focus on a five-step process for creating user-friendly technical documents. Learn how to conduct an audience analysis to make sure your message is on target for the results you want. You’ll even learn the ins and outs of e-mail etiquette.

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