Technical Writing Training
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Technical writing focuses on providing information to users to help them complete tasks and operate products. Technical writers work with other professionals to ensure documentation meets user needs. They produce various types of documents, including user manuals, reports, websites, and training materials. The training program covers principles of technical writing like structuring documents and using tools. It teaches writing, editing, graphics, and advanced concepts over 40 hours through online and classroom sessions. The syllabus includes topics like the writing process, editing, graphics, tools, and writing for different industries. The program provides a certificate upon completion and resume and placement assistance.
Technical Writing Training
- 1. TRAINING|CONSULTING|OUTSOURCING TECHNICAL WRITING: Technical Writing is a field that focuses on providing information to users who need assistance to accomplish a defined goal or task. The focus of technical writing is to assist users who need specific information on using products, completing tasks, operating equipment, and completing other types of activities. Technical writers work with other professionals to maintain the quality of product/service documentation. Technical writers work collaboratively with sales personnel, engineers, programmers, graphic designers, quality control personnel, and client support personnel to ensure that product/service documentation meets the needs of users. Technical writers may be called on to produce different types of technical documents. These technical documents have many similar features and requirements, but some documents, such as websites, have more specific requirements. Technical writers produce documents that include: User manuals Quick reference guides Proposals Annual or quarterly reports Newsletters Feasibility and planning studies White papers Marketing documents Websites Training materials Simulations Online help User assistance (FAQs) Journal or research articles Social media Books Who can join this training program: 1. IT professionals, Management professionals, Functional specialist, Literature students 2. Junior professionals in social Media, Media industry, Aspiring Content Writers, Researchers 3. IT and Non-IT professionals with domain experience in Banking, Insurance, Manufacturing, Automotive, Retail, Healthcare, & Pharmaceutical industries. 4. Fresh MBA graduates
- 2. Other Details: On joining you will receive a Welcome Kit containing – Study Materials, Notepad and Pen Online and Classroom Training - Both facilities are available Duration - 40 hours Programme Weekends/Weekdays classes are available Classes will be scheduled weekly thrice Each session will be for three hours Tests will be conducted at the end of course to evaluate On successful competition certificate will be provided Resume building and Placement Assistance Syllabus: Serial No: Chapters/Module Topics 1 Principles of technical writing Introduction to technical writing; standard methods and techniques of communicating technical information; structuring a document; parts of a document, standard page-design elements; document formats; tools used in technical writing and applications of technical writing. 2 The Writing Process Writing from scratch; planning for writing (deliverable analysis); power-revision techniques; in- depth review of grammar; sentence structure and style; achieving clear; concise writing; elements of design and their impact on usability and production; gender free writing; avoiding insensitive and offensive language; avoiding plagiarism. 3 Editing Editing; using a style guide; proof reading; quality assurance for technical writers; IEEE/ISO standards in technical writing; versioning and document control. 4 Graphics for technical writers Graphic design and visual communication principles, how to design and incorporate various graphics into a technical document, scanning and SnagIt. 5 Tools Used Online Help (RoboHelp), Adobe FrameMaker and Acrobat 6 Advanced concepts in technical writing Creating a proposal, writing for the Web; basics of instructional designing; documenting databases; documenting APIs; writing whitepapers; newsletters; news bulletins/releases; introduction to usability; introduction to single sourcing; and writing for non-IT industries— pharmaceuticals, bio-tech, manufacturing, telecom and hardware. 7 Resume Preparation: Overview of good resumes Do’s & Don’ts of resumes Formatting the resume For more details please call us at + 91 9566296052 or Call us to schedule a free demo