This workbook is aimed at those who want to develop their report writing skills. This may be due to a change in responsibilities, career progression, or course work requirements. Whatever the reason this workbook will equip you with the tools and knowledge to help you produce effective reports.

Aims:

This workbook is aimed at those who want to develop their report writing skills.  This may be due to a change in responsibilities, career progression, or course work requirements.  Whatever the reason this workbook will equip you with the tools and knowledge to help you produce effective reports.

Content:

• Why write reports?
• Knowing your audience
• The format of reports
• Use of graphics/illustrations
• Use of  the appendix

Outcomes:

This workbook will enable you to:

o       Classify reports

o       Discuss features of an effective report

o       Recognise and create an effective brief

o       Structures of effective reports

o       Write effective reports

Report Writing – Introduction

There are plenty of disciplines, guidelines, and sources of advice for writing reports.  The problem is knowing what works and what does not.

Because you cannot be there in person, your writing must speak for you.  There is no body language, facial expression or other physical way of establishing your presence. 

In this workbook we will expose you to current ideas about writing reports.  Together we will explore the elements that make these documents effective. This will require your attention, interaction and practice.

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