Week 2 Academic Writing and Business Communication.pptxKashifMahmood98
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This document discusses academic writing and business communication. It defines academic writing as using evidence-based arguments, precise language, and logical organization in an impersonal tone. The key steps to effective academic writing are brainstorming, planning and research, drafting, editing, and proofreading. Common types of academic writing include essays, letters, stories, and dialogues. Business communication involves conveying information within or outside an organization for financial benefit and can take the form of reports, proposals, emails, manuals, and more. While academic and business writing have different audiences and purposes, they both require well-developed ideas, a formal tone, correct grammar and formatting.
This document provides guidance on creating an effective resume for a teaching position. It recommends that a resume be 1-2 pages, include education and relevant work experience, and highlight accomplishments and skills using action verbs. The chronological resume format lists experience in reverse chronological order. Key components include personal details, an objective statement, an optional summary, and sections for education, experience, skills, and honors. The document also reviews cover letter tips, such as addressing a specific person and highlighting qualifications and interest in the position. The overall message is that a resume and cover letter should be tailored documents that introduce the applicant as a qualified candidate and motivate the employer to arrange an interview.
This document provides guidance on writing resumes and cover letters. It discusses the purpose and components of each, including formatting, content, style, and organization. Key sections to include in a resume are contact information, education, experience, skills and references. Cover letters should introduce the resume, highlight relevant qualifications, and request an interview. University resources like writing labs are available to help craft effective resumes and cover letters.
This document discusses and compares academic and professional writing. It defines academic writing as any writing done to fulfill a college or university requirement. Professional writing is writing done in a workplace context to support a company's work. Some key differences are that academic writing focuses on teaching writing skills while professional writing applies previously learned skills to real-world scenarios. Examples of different types of documents are provided to illustrate the distinction between academic and professional writing.
This document discusses and compares academic and professional writing. It defines academic writing as any writing done to fulfill a college or university requirement. Professional writing is writing done in a workplace context to support a company's work. Some key differences are that academic writing focuses on teaching writing skills while professional writing applies previously learned skills to real-world scenarios. Examples of different types of documents are provided to illustrate the distinction between academic and professional writing.
The document provides guidance on writing curriculum vitae (CVs) for academic and teaching positions. It defines what a CV is, outlines the essential sections that should be included in every CV, and offers tips on formatting, word choice, and layout to ensure the CV is readable, accurate, and professionally presented. The key sections are contact information, education history, work experience, projects completed, and references. The document emphasizes tailoring the CV to highlight relevant qualifications and getting feedback from others to improve it.
This document discusses the key aspects of academic writing. It defines academic writing as formal writing done for educational purposes such as assignments, degrees, or career advancement. Some common forms of academic writing are essays, reports, dissertations, research papers, and book reviews. The document outlines several important features of academic writing such as being concise, understandable, using correct formats, citing sources, and adopting a formal style. It then provides practical steps for writing, including developing a thesis, adding supporting details, achieving coherence, and following proper formatting styles depending on the type of writing. Finally, it discusses issues like in-text citations, plagiarism, proofreading, and including references.
This document provides tips for creating effective resumes and cover letters. It discusses choosing a resume format, including chronological, functional, or combination. The resume should be tailored to the specific job, use action verbs, and focus on accomplishments. An accompanying cover letter introduces the resume, demonstrates writing skills, and requests an interview. Following guidelines like using a professional email address, proofreading for errors, and limiting the resume to one page can help applicants get noticed.
Effective business writing requires focusing on the reader, using a clear organizational structure and concise writing style, and paying attention to grammar, tone, and visual presentation. The document provides tips for strong business writing, including following a six-step writing process, using plain English and active language, and ensuring correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, tone, and formatting.
The document provides an overview of effective written communication skills. It discusses the importance of writing in business and lists common writing formats used, including emails, letters, memos, and reports. It emphasizes the importance of planning, organization, clarity, and proofreading. Tips are provided such as using an outline to organize thoughts, avoiding passive voice, and ensuring correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. The document stresses tailoring writing style to the intended audience and purpose of the communication.
The document discusses various aspects of writing skills and guidelines. It covers 3 stages of teaching writing: controlled, guided, and free writing. It also discusses writing mechanisms such as capitalization, contractions, abbreviations/acronyms, and punctuation. Finally, it provides guidance on writing different types of documents like proposals, instructions, journal articles, and manuals. The key aspects include understanding the audience, using a formal style, and ensuring the writing meets the needs of the intended readers.
Technical writing is different from academic writing in its purpose, format, and style. Technical writing is used in the workplace to communicate about technical topics to professionals in a clear, concise, and simple manner using defined structures and formats. It focuses on being easily understood by a variety of readers who are looking for specific information relevant to their roles. Technical writing emphasizes clarity, conciseness, and coherency over depth, logic, and grammar through the use of short sentences, active voice, and visual elements like graphics and tables.
This document provides information on business letters, including definitions, purposes, parts, styles, and tips. Business letters are a formal means of communication between companies used to inform or persuade. They have standard parts like the date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and identification. Business letters should be clear, concise, correct, courteous, conversational, convincing, and complete. Proper letter writing, formatting, and proofreading are emphasized.
Cover letters and resumes are not written the same way in all cultures. Employers in the U.S. have very specific expectations. If they don’t find what they are looking for, you likely will not get an interview. Learn how to make your cover letter and resume stand out from the others and land that interview!
Unit 5, BASICS OF TECHINICAL ENGLISH CODE 6465Zahid Mehmood
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This document outlines the technical writing process. It discusses establishing objectives and identifying readers before writing. Key steps include outlining the format, writing a rough draft, and revising. The document also covers organizing writing through different methods like general to specific development. Technical writing requires determining scope, performing research, and developing an outline to structure ideas. Writers should strive for active voice and simplify language for clarity. The goal is to effectively communicate information to readers through a process.
The document discusses effective writing skills training. It emphasizes the importance of written communication in the modern age and outlines best practices for business writing, including using clear structure and style in documents like emails, letters, memos, and reports. Key aspects of the writing process like planning, writing, and quality control are examined. Common errors are identified and tips are provided to improve writing skills.
The document provides tips for establishing a professional foundation, including writing an effective resume, cover letter, and preparing for interviews. It emphasizes the importance of internships for gaining work experience and references. When writing a resume, it recommends including key information like contact details, a profile summary, education history and relevant professional experience. The cover letter should capture one's interest in the opportunity, qualifications, and request for an interview. Proper formatting, proofreading and avoiding common mistakes are also advised.
This document contains various resources about writing expository essays, including definitions of expository essays, examples of different types of expository essays, tips and guidelines for writing effective expository essays, and sample expository essay outlines and topics. Some of the resources discussed include how to introduce an expository essay, the basic format and structure of expository texts, steps to write an expository essay, and cause and effect as well as descriptive expository essay examples.
The document provides information on business letters, including their definition, purpose, parts, styles, and best practices. Business letters are a formal means of communication between companies used to inform or persuade. They have standard parts like the date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and identification. Letters can be in block, modified block, or semi-modified block style and use mixed or open punctuation. The document outlines dos and don'ts and emphasizes keeping letters short, simple, strong, and sincere while avoiding errors and unnecessary elements. It stresses the importance of proofreading before sending letters.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective resume, including common resume formats, typical contents, tips, and things to avoid. It explains that a resume should highlight relevant accomplishments and qualifications to facilitate an interview. A chronological resume is best for an impressive, progressive job history while a functional resume works for career changes or gaps. The document also argues against stating objectives in favor of positioning statements tailored to the employer's needs.
The document provides tips and examples for creating an effective resume. It recommends including contact information, an objective statement, education history with GPA, relevant work experience with action verbs, awards, skills, and references. Employers typically spend only seconds reviewing each resume. The document contrasts chronological and functional resume formats and emphasizes tailoring the resume to fit each job application with an accompanying cover letter.
This document provides instructions for students to complete their first written assignment of creating a resume and cover letter. It outlines the key requirements and deadlines, and provides templates and examples for the resume, cover letter, and power words to highlight skills and qualifications. Guidance is given on the proper format and content for the resume and cover letter, including key sections to include and how to present experience, education, skills, and other relevant information to the potential employer.
This document provides guidance on writing an effective resume. It discusses the purpose of a resume, which is to demonstrate your qualifications for a job and motivate employers to interview you. The key elements of a resume include contact details, an introduction, education history, work experience, and skills. Different types of resume formats are described, including chronological, functional, targeted, and combination styles. Tips are provided such as keeping the resume brief, using active verbs, and proofreading for errors.
Resume writing and interviewing skills - Hebron University Loay Qabajeh
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This document provides an agenda for a workshop on resume writing and interviewing skills. The workshop will cover topics such as the purpose of a resume, types of resumes and formats, how to effectively write a resume, cover letters, and preparing for a successful job interview. It will also discuss how to search for jobs online and follow up after applying. The goal is to help participants learn how to represent their qualifications and experiences to potential employers through written documents and interviews.
This document discusses the key aspects of academic writing. It defines academic writing as formal writing done for educational purposes such as assignments, degrees, or career advancement. Some common forms of academic writing are essays, reports, dissertations, research papers, and book reviews. The document outlines several important features of academic writing such as being concise, understandable, using correct formats, citing sources, and adopting a formal style. It then provides practical steps for writing, including developing a thesis, adding supporting details, achieving coherence, and following proper formatting styles depending on the type of writing. Finally, it discusses issues like in-text citations, plagiarism, proofreading, and including references.
This document provides tips for creating effective resumes and cover letters. It discusses choosing a resume format, including chronological, functional, or combination. The resume should be tailored to the specific job, use action verbs, and focus on accomplishments. An accompanying cover letter introduces the resume, demonstrates writing skills, and requests an interview. Following guidelines like using a professional email address, proofreading for errors, and limiting the resume to one page can help applicants get noticed.
Effective business writing requires focusing on the reader, using a clear organizational structure and concise writing style, and paying attention to grammar, tone, and visual presentation. The document provides tips for strong business writing, including following a six-step writing process, using plain English and active language, and ensuring correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, tone, and formatting.
The document provides an overview of effective written communication skills. It discusses the importance of writing in business and lists common writing formats used, including emails, letters, memos, and reports. It emphasizes the importance of planning, organization, clarity, and proofreading. Tips are provided such as using an outline to organize thoughts, avoiding passive voice, and ensuring correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. The document stresses tailoring writing style to the intended audience and purpose of the communication.
The document discusses various aspects of writing skills and guidelines. It covers 3 stages of teaching writing: controlled, guided, and free writing. It also discusses writing mechanisms such as capitalization, contractions, abbreviations/acronyms, and punctuation. Finally, it provides guidance on writing different types of documents like proposals, instructions, journal articles, and manuals. The key aspects include understanding the audience, using a formal style, and ensuring the writing meets the needs of the intended readers.
Technical writing is different from academic writing in its purpose, format, and style. Technical writing is used in the workplace to communicate about technical topics to professionals in a clear, concise, and simple manner using defined structures and formats. It focuses on being easily understood by a variety of readers who are looking for specific information relevant to their roles. Technical writing emphasizes clarity, conciseness, and coherency over depth, logic, and grammar through the use of short sentences, active voice, and visual elements like graphics and tables.
This document provides information on business letters, including definitions, purposes, parts, styles, and tips. Business letters are a formal means of communication between companies used to inform or persuade. They have standard parts like the date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and identification. Business letters should be clear, concise, correct, courteous, conversational, convincing, and complete. Proper letter writing, formatting, and proofreading are emphasized.
Cover letters and resumes are not written the same way in all cultures. Employers in the U.S. have very specific expectations. If they don’t find what they are looking for, you likely will not get an interview. Learn how to make your cover letter and resume stand out from the others and land that interview!
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This document outlines the technical writing process. It discusses establishing objectives and identifying readers before writing. Key steps include outlining the format, writing a rough draft, and revising. The document also covers organizing writing through different methods like general to specific development. Technical writing requires determining scope, performing research, and developing an outline to structure ideas. Writers should strive for active voice and simplify language for clarity. The goal is to effectively communicate information to readers through a process.
The document discusses effective writing skills training. It emphasizes the importance of written communication in the modern age and outlines best practices for business writing, including using clear structure and style in documents like emails, letters, memos, and reports. Key aspects of the writing process like planning, writing, and quality control are examined. Common errors are identified and tips are provided to improve writing skills.
The document provides tips for establishing a professional foundation, including writing an effective resume, cover letter, and preparing for interviews. It emphasizes the importance of internships for gaining work experience and references. When writing a resume, it recommends including key information like contact details, a profile summary, education history and relevant professional experience. The cover letter should capture one's interest in the opportunity, qualifications, and request for an interview. Proper formatting, proofreading and avoiding common mistakes are also advised.
This document contains various resources about writing expository essays, including definitions of expository essays, examples of different types of expository essays, tips and guidelines for writing effective expository essays, and sample expository essay outlines and topics. Some of the resources discussed include how to introduce an expository essay, the basic format and structure of expository texts, steps to write an expository essay, and cause and effect as well as descriptive expository essay examples.
The document provides information on business letters, including their definition, purpose, parts, styles, and best practices. Business letters are a formal means of communication between companies used to inform or persuade. They have standard parts like the date, inside address, salutation, body, closing, signature, and identification. Letters can be in block, modified block, or semi-modified block style and use mixed or open punctuation. The document outlines dos and don'ts and emphasizes keeping letters short, simple, strong, and sincere while avoiding errors and unnecessary elements. It stresses the importance of proofreading before sending letters.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective resume, including common resume formats, typical contents, tips, and things to avoid. It explains that a resume should highlight relevant accomplishments and qualifications to facilitate an interview. A chronological resume is best for an impressive, progressive job history while a functional resume works for career changes or gaps. The document also argues against stating objectives in favor of positioning statements tailored to the employer's needs.
The document provides tips and examples for creating an effective resume. It recommends including contact information, an objective statement, education history with GPA, relevant work experience with action verbs, awards, skills, and references. Employers typically spend only seconds reviewing each resume. The document contrasts chronological and functional resume formats and emphasizes tailoring the resume to fit each job application with an accompanying cover letter.
This document provides instructions for students to complete their first written assignment of creating a resume and cover letter. It outlines the key requirements and deadlines, and provides templates and examples for the resume, cover letter, and power words to highlight skills and qualifications. Guidance is given on the proper format and content for the resume and cover letter, including key sections to include and how to present experience, education, skills, and other relevant information to the potential employer.
This document provides guidance on writing an effective resume. It discusses the purpose of a resume, which is to demonstrate your qualifications for a job and motivate employers to interview you. The key elements of a resume include contact details, an introduction, education history, work experience, and skills. Different types of resume formats are described, including chronological, functional, targeted, and combination styles. Tips are provided such as keeping the resume brief, using active verbs, and proofreading for errors.
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5. MACRO SKILLS IN ENGLISH
ï‚´Listening
ï‚´Speaking
ï‚´Reading
ï‚´Writing
6. Academic Writing
ï‚´Is a style practiced or used by
teachers and students as they
produce educational materials
ï‚´is a written language that provides
information, which contain ideas and
concepts that are related to the
particular discipline.
7. Academic Texts
ï‚´ Abstract
ï‚´ Book report
ï‚´ Research
ï‚´ Thesis
ï‚´ Dissertation
ï‚´ Lab report
ï‚´ Literature review
ï‚´ Survey report
ï‚´ Essay
ï‚´ Case study
ï‚´ Reflection
ï‚´ Proposal
Professional Texts
ï‚´ Business letters
ï‚´ Memos
ï‚´ Transmittals
ï‚´ Websites, blogs
ï‚´ Newsletters
ï‚´ Handbooks
ï‚´ Resume, CV
ï‚´ Press release
ï‚´ Meeting agenda
ï‚´ Emails
ï‚´ Reports
ï‚´ Invoices
ï‚´ Dismissal notices
17. Factors in Professional Writing:
ï‚´Example: I recommend or
endorse Mr. Juan De la Cruz to be
the next CEO of the company.
ï‚´This ex. shows that the focus is on
giving opinion or
recommendation.
19. Factors in Professional Writing:
ï‚´Avoid the use of qualifiers
ï‚´Ex. May be, somewhat, most,
almost, quite, rather, sort of,
kind of, a great deal of
22. Active Voice
ï‚´I would like to
remind you of
our network
schedule
starting
September.
Passive Voice
ï‚´Our new work
schedule
starting
September
was reminded
by him/her.
23. 1)New workers were hired by the
company last year.
2)An informal poll was taken by the
teacher.
3)Mr. Smith is loved by all the students in
the class.
4)The internet is used by people to learn
and share new information.