Effective Commercial & Business Writing Course
The commercial section of business and production companies could be the most important part of the company because, on one hand, the supply of commercial items required by the production line is on its shoulders, and on the other hand, it is the flagship of the company’s reputation in international trade.
Therefore, employers and entrepreneurs should always be careful and sensitive in hiring staffs. Business correspondence is one of the main tasks of the commercial section in a business or manufacturing unit. In business correspondence, knowing and applying the correct business writing style, precise and clear wording, and using professional vocabulary can have a significant impact on accelerating communication and also on the professional and global appearance of the company.
Course Contents:
In this course, we will learn how to do business contacts accurately, clearly, and without grammar errors. We will learn how to write professionally and how to have constructive conversations with counter parts from different nationalities and cultures.
Course Topics:
The main topics, which this course covers, are:
- Clear and efficient writing, based on discourse analysis in business letters
- Familiarity with the customs of internet correspondence
- A thematic study of the trading process of goods in commercial correspondence such as inquiries, purchase orders, transportation, packaging, insurance, banking transactions, complaints, etc.
Course Length:
Business correspondence is a 50-hour intensive course held twice a week. Each session takes two hours for 10 weeks. This course includes 40 hours of class-workshop and 10 hours of error correction and moderation of work samples.
Course Objectives:
The main purpose of this course is to enhance learners’ knowledge and accuracy in international business correspondence, which can lead to promoting the international reputation of both learners and their business companies.
Course Requirments:
To participate in this course, it is necessary to get a score of at least 65 in the placement test, which is taken before the course has been commenced.