Report Writing & Minute Taking 2-in-1 Training

Master professional report writing and minute taking with this dual course—ideal for clear, concise and structured business communication.

Overview:Whether you're scribbling notes in a high-stakes meeting or drafting a crucial business report, this 2-in-1 Report Writing Training & Minute Taking Training course ensures you're not just another lost cause with a pen. In an age where clarity is king, knowing how to deliver written information with precision and polish is more valuable than ever. These twin courses cover the essentials of report writing and the art of minute taking, giving you a solid grasp of purpose-driven communication.

You'll explore how to organise information, tailor writing for your audience, and structure content for maximum readability. Equally, you’ll learn how to take accurate minutes—without recording a word-for-word novel—ensuring meetings are documented clearly and action points don’t vanish into the abyss. Both the Report Writing Training and Minute Taking Training courses have been designed to work in harmony, supporting professionals looking to sharpen written output, improve accuracy, and avoid the dreaded “what was agreed again?” follow-ups.

Learning Outcomes:

• Write business reports that are structured, clear and purposeful.
• Identify key details and summarise meeting discussions effectively.
• Use tone and style appropriate to various business communication types.
• Organise content logically using tried-and-tested writing frameworks.
• Improve clarity by eliminating unnecessary jargon and vague language.
• Prepare agendas and minutes with confidence and consistent formatting.

Who is this Course For:

• Professionals needing better business communication and report writing skills
• Administrative staff responsible for accurate meeting documentation
• Personal assistants regularly tasked with minute taking duties
• Office managers looking to improve written communication quality
• HR officers documenting formal discussions or procedures
• Project coordinators writing reports and tracking meetings
• Team leaders handling written updates and task summaries
• Remote workers looking to document meetings clearly and effectively

Career Path:

• Administrative Assistant – £23,000 per year
• Office Manager – £32,000 per year
• Project Coordinator – £30,000 per year
• Executive Assistant – £35,000 per year
• HR Administrator – £28,000 per year
• Business Support Officer – £29,000 per year