Report Writing and Writing to Persuade (Mar 23)
Category: Communications | Duration: 1hr | Tag: VODUI2310 | Type: Video | Speaker: Rory Egan | Date: 15/03/2023 14:00
Course Details
Words, when used in casual conversation, can hide the odd transgression. However, the written word is a permanent record and therefore must be more carefully crafted.
Anyone who writes a letter, email, or report for you is effectively the face of your company or department. How you are seen by others is dependent on the format and words used in your correspondence no matter how unimportant it may seem at the time.
If you have to write a report, commentary or study in the course of your work then our Business Writing Skills programme will be of great benefit to you. It covers the basic principles of reports, letters, emails and presentations and how to improve your technique.
This course will show you how to:
- Make your reports precise and simple
- Write letters and emails that can be easily read by others
- Structure information logically
- Use words carefully not profusely
- Use clear, understandable language
- Avoid the most common mistakes
- Edit and proof-read documents
- Use a clear and professional layout
- Write impressive business documents
CPD Course Speaker
Oracle Communications
Rory Egan
Rory’s wealth of experience in communications training is based on his extraordinary life of broadcasting, journalism and business. He presented, and later produced, Good Morning Dublin for five years on 103.2 Dublin City FM. He writes for the Sunday Independent and has previously written for Magill, Village, the Sunday Business Post and the Irish Star on Sunday.
Trained as a Barrister in The Honorable Society of King’s Inns. Rory has been a regular contributor on such programmes as RTÉ’s The Frontline, The Late Late Show and Question and Answers, and on Newstalk’s CultureShock.
Rory was asked to join Carr Communications by its then CEO, Terry Prone, where he worked as their Senior Training Consultant specialising in all aspects of Communications, Media and Interview Training. He has worked with many of the most senior people in the Oireachtas, has given individual training from Student Nurses to Consultants in the medical field and has trained all levels of bankers, solicitors, barristers and businessmen and women.
Rory is one of the most popular members of the After Dinner circuit and has been the keynote speaker at numerous rugby internationals at Lansdowne Road. He was guest speaker at NCB’s Gala Dinner in the National Art Gallery and has spoken at functions all around the country.
Having originally trained in Law, Rory’s business background began when he brought Tie Rack into Ireland. He set up shops in Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green, Blackrock, Dublin Airport, Merrion, Dun Laoghaire, Tallaght, and Limerick, becoming their largest franchisee worldwide. He later set up a made-to-measure shirt business called Custom Store International and grew it to 24 franchises in the UK.
Rory is one of the most sought-after trainers in the country and his past client’s feedback, recommendations and testimonials have been outstanding.
Trained as a Barrister in The Honorable Society of King’s Inns. Rory has been a regular contributor on such programmes as RTÉ’s The Frontline, The Late Late Show and Question and Answers, and on Newstalk’s CultureShock.
Rory was asked to join Carr Communications by its then CEO, Terry Prone, where he worked as their Senior Training Consultant specialising in all aspects of Communications, Media and Interview Training. He has worked with many of the most senior people in the Oireachtas, has given individual training from Student Nurses to Consultants in the medical field and has trained all levels of bankers, solicitors, barristers and businessmen and women.
Rory is one of the most popular members of the After Dinner circuit and has been the keynote speaker at numerous rugby internationals at Lansdowne Road. He was guest speaker at NCB’s Gala Dinner in the National Art Gallery and has spoken at functions all around the country.
Having originally trained in Law, Rory’s business background began when he brought Tie Rack into Ireland. He set up shops in Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green, Blackrock, Dublin Airport, Merrion, Dun Laoghaire, Tallaght, and Limerick, becoming their largest franchisee worldwide. He later set up a made-to-measure shirt business called Custom Store International and grew it to 24 franchises in the UK.
Rory is one of the most sought-after trainers in the country and his past client’s feedback, recommendations and testimonials have been outstanding.