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Business Writing

Business Facilitator Kit

Facilitator Kit for Trainers and Instructors

Price: $650

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"As a trainer who develops curriculum, I loved the Write It Well Business Writing Program.  The materials are very well organized and the trainers guide was fool proof!  It was very easy to teach.  Buying this program saved us weeks of development and there was no tweaking necessary.  I would recommend the program to any company that wants to improve the writing skills of their people." Alison Bowersock

Click here for a one-page PDF with an overview of what you'll find in the facilitator kit. Click here for a rundown of the program objectives and a sample agenda, and click here for an extended excerpt from the leader's guide!

Includes

  • Leader materials sent electronically at time of purchase (not sold separately)
  • 20 books (participant materials)
  • free book for facilitator
  • free shipping
  • support for your facilitator/trainer

See discount schedule for bulk or additional orders.

Description

Why reinvent the wheel when Write It Well can offer you all the materials you need to deliver an excellent two-day business writing skills program? With this facilitator kit, you’ll be up and running your own training session in no time.

Each training participant will have a copy of our workbook, Professional Writing Skills. And you, the facilitator, will have everything you need to deliver an engaging, interactive, job-relevant workshop that will help business writers get results.

Here’s what you’ll find in the kit:

  • A course outline, which you can adapt for your participants’ needs
  • A Writing Evaluation Form, which you can use to assess participants’ writing strengths and areas for improvement
  • A PowerPoint presentation that you can download to your laptop and customize
  • A detailed Leader’s Guide which provides the information you need to plan, prepare for, deliver, and follow up training, including:
    • Characteristics of a successful learning program
    • Guidelines for planning and preparing for a workshop
    • Suggestions for engaging participants and keeping the training session running smoothly
    • A sample course outline
    • A detailed instructor script, color coded to indicate what to do and what to say
    • Checklists
    • A writing evaluation form
    • Optional and supplementary activities
    • Suggestions for following up training
    • Alternatives to classroom training
    • Answers to frequently asked questions

“We saw a need for writing skills training. We wanted to get people to think more about their written communication instead of just batting e-mails back and forth with little thought. E-mail and PDAs have resulted in some very sloppy writing that is becoming less focused and less persuasive, and therefore less effective. I purchased Write It Well’s facilitator kit for Professional Writing Skills and was able to lead an excellent writing skills workshop. The materials were designed for trainers; the facilitator package included everything I needed.  The workshop was a success!  Everyone was very positive about it.”

– A sales and marketing director for a medical-supply company, 2009

Book: Professional Writing Skills

Training: Business Writing


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