Friday, March 21

Report Writing - Online Course

Master the art of report writing, focusing on structure, clarity, and precision to create impactful and professional reports.

By NextGen learning

Date and time

Location

Online

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Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

Event lasts 284 days 13 hours

Course Curriculum

Module 01: The Basics of Report Writing
Module 02: Planning for Report Writing
Module 03: Preparation for Report Writing
Module 04: Research and Information Collection
Module 05: Writing and Revising the Report
Module 06: English Grammar and Punctuation Guide for Report Writing
Module 07: Using Tables, Charts and Graphs in a Report
Module 08: Proposal Writing
Module 09: Presentation of the Report
Module 10: Developing Creative Thinking and Creativity
Module 11: Quick Check While Writing a Report

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Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of a report?

A report presents specific information and evidence on a particular issue or problem, aiming to inform, analyze, and often recommend actions to a defined audience.

How does a report differ from an essay?

Reports are structured with clear sections and headings, focusing on factual information and analysis. Essays are more discursive, exploring ideas and arguments without strict structural divisions.

What are the essential components of a report?

A typical report includes a title page, abstract (or executive summary), table of contents, introduction, methodology, results/findings, discussion, conclusion/recommendations, references, and appendices.

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