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Product
Professional Writing in English
Do you work in an international environment where English is commonly written, or do you have many English-speaking business clients? And would you like to be able to write clear business texts in English with greater ease and without errors? Whether it’s an email, a business plan, a policy document, an internal memo or web text, this tailor-made training course will ensure that communication with your colleagues goes smoothly.
Target group
Professional Writing in English is for professionals who want to improve their written business communication.
Course content
During this training course, you learn to write professional, correct English texts with clear messages or questions. The training is practical and goal-oriented. You work with your own texts that you have to write or have already written for your job. The teacher will give you feedback to help you edit and optimise your text. You can immediately apply what you learn from this in your everyday work. Possible topics that can be addressed:
- purpose and message;
- structure;
- reader-centred writing;
- tone of voice;
- correct and clear wording;
- grammar and vocabulary.
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Intake
During a free intake interview, with an Oxford Online Placement Test and on the basis of a self-written text, we will determine your starting level, learning objectives, and wishes. We will design a course tailored to your needs.
Certification
At the end of the course, you will receive a certificate from Wageningen in’to Languages.
If you are taking the course as part of Wageningen University & Research Language Guideline, you will put together a 'language portfolio'. This portfolio consists of your writing assignments and evaluation.
Fee
After the intake interview and based on your wishes, you will receive a commitment-free quote with a course proposal.