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Many of us enjoy the creative possibilities of writing. All too often however the writing we have to do in our work - from memos to marketing material, corporate newsletters, sales information or web copy - can seem dull, lifeless and far from creative. This course offers practical exercises, advice from industry experts and tips and techniques to develop confidence in your powers of self-expression and harness that creativity in your line of work. Bring along some examples of your own work - and a sense of fun...
Creative Writing in a Commercial World
Business Skills Courses
 
Public scheduled course £325
Prices exclude VAT.
Scheduled course dates
02 Sep 2008 to 02-Sep-2008 Highbury
26 Sep 2008 to 26-Sep-2008 Waterloo
21 Oct 2008 to 21-Oct-2008 Highbury
13 Nov 2008 to 13-Nov-2008 Waterloo
04 Dec 2008 to 04-Dec-2008 Highbury
Private Tuition
£495 for individual tuition.
Prices exclude VAT.

Self-expression
• A series of exercises to awaken your writing potential
• Examples of effective creative writing
• How you can reflect your personality - and the personality of your organisation - through words
• Finding the words that suit the personality you wish to project

Generating ideas
• Brainstorming techniques

Restriction means freedom
• Why working within tight limitations can widen your horizons

Keeping it short and sweet
• The art of cutting words to expand your message
• How to spot unnecessary words, sub-clauses and sentences
• How to tighten a message so that every word really counts

Coping with deadlines
• How to be creative against the clock

Overcoming writer's block
• Techniques for breaking the log jam when ideas and words don't come easily

Seeking attention
• Headlines and intros to grab your readers' attention

You talkin' to me?
• Well are you? Writing for an audience
• Knowing who your audience is and how to tailor your message in ways which mean you connect directly with them

Formats and structures
• Order your words to maximise their effect
• The lessons of journalism and the structures news and features writers use
• How to pick a structure that suits your message - and your audience

Practical exercises

Questions and answers

If you'd like to book by phone, or discuss your requirements;

Call us on 0845 676 2250
Email us Sales Team

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