Writing emails that people want to read – the primary objecting of emails
Getting to know the rules for writing effective emails – 12 simple rules to follow for effective emails
Examples of different types of emails – Thank you, team updates, follow-ups, proposals, requesting information
Considerations for writing memos, memos & minutes of meetings - contents to be included while writing memos, reports, MOM’s & language to be used

Good writing is good Business
Where to begin to improve - Dispite some common myths like having more words is good, good writing means effective writing, business writing needs to be creative etc
Qualities of a powerful writing: the 10c’s of business writing - Get to know how to make your writing complete and concise, clear, conversational, courteous, correct, coherent, considerate, concrete, and credible

Consider your audience before writing – Questions on their understanding about the subject, benefit to the audience, online investigation about the audience etc.
How to use “Chucking” to organize your thoughts – breaking the information into manageable interesting chunks to increase readers ability to read & navigate through your message
Using tables, graphs & other visuals to give the big picture fast - when to use a table, a graph, pictograph, flow chart, any illustration/photograph while communicating in a written format

What you should know - anti-plain English terms like jargon, gobbledygook, and weasel words, what is impressive writing, unlearning the old habits and relearning the new habits of writing.
What do we mean by plain English – commonly used words, few words, average length of sentences, presentation of the content.
Addressing common grammatical & punctuation mistakes – deadly sins of grammar, frequently asked questions about grammar & their answers, the right use of punctuations
Combining sentences to create emphasis and eliminate worldliness – eliminate wordy expression, redundant words & phrases and Prepositions.
Getting rid of sentence clutter - average sentence length, Sentence arrangement