Reports are the backbone of organisational writing. Most of us will need to write them at some point in our careers.
What’s the secret to a great report? What writing strategies can you employ so that your report is easy to digest and engaging?
This Royal Literary Fund training will help refine your report writing skills, turning your narrative into an effective tool for sharing information and presenting solutions.
What will you learn?
Through writing exercises and discussion, you will discover how to organise information and approach the different stages of producing a report from initial ideas to the final draft.
You will also learn how to:
Who should attend?
Whether you’re a staff member or a volunteer, this training will help you with report writing and generally improve your written skills.
Please note this training is aimed at voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations and groups based in North Yorkshire or delivering services within North Yorkshire.
About the trainer
Paul Mason is a nonfiction writer specialising in high-interest material for children including The Poo That Animals Do (Wayland, 2017) that was shortlisted for the 4–11 Picture Book Award in 2018. He is also a non-fiction writer, with two books published as well as a swimming blog for the Guardian newspaper.
Cost
Free
Contact details
Booking queries contact
Email: info@communityfirstyorkshire.org.uk
Tel: 01904 704177
Programme queries
Email: communitysupport@communityfirstyorkshire.org.uk
Tel: 01904 704177
Booking details
Book your place here.
Booking deadline date: 8 July
