Reporting requires concise information, reformulation and a methodical and exhaustive presentation of a set of data. Reporting
is foremost like telling the story of an event or a meeting when you’re a
manager.
However, the report is defined by well-defined contexts and circumstances. The latter provide the framework within which the report is written. Often the report remains the result of a mediation between an initial situation and a final situation: the culmination, which is the report itself.
There are several settings to activate for its creation. The creation of a report involves taking into account a well-defined communication situation, including a receiver, a sender and the report itself as a message.
As a communication tool that links the hierarchy within a structure, the report occupies an important place among the various common professional writings that serve as the most popular means of internal communication.
To highlight the main points of a meeting or a council, the minutes derive their value from their multidimensional use. They ensure the continuity of an agreement and put all those involved in a project on the same level of knowledge and information.
As a manager or team leader, understanding the value of a report remains essential. It ensures that you don't miss out on important information related to your projects.
In this course you will learn the tricks to make the process of creating a report easier. On each page, you will learn techniques for organizing information and the steps you need to take to write a professional and sustainable report.
What about the content of the report? The answer to this question can be found in this training. At the end, a quiz to assess your understanding will complete your learning.
However, the report is defined by well-defined contexts and circumstances. The latter provide the framework within which the report is written. Often the report remains the result of a mediation between an initial situation and a final situation: the culmination, which is the report itself.
There are several settings to activate for its creation. The creation of a report involves taking into account a well-defined communication situation, including a receiver, a sender and the report itself as a message.
As a communication tool that links the hierarchy within a structure, the report occupies an important place among the various common professional writings that serve as the most popular means of internal communication.
To highlight the main points of a meeting or a council, the minutes derive their value from their multidimensional use. They ensure the continuity of an agreement and put all those involved in a project on the same level of knowledge and information.
As a manager or team leader, understanding the value of a report remains essential. It ensures that you don't miss out on important information related to your projects.
In this course you will learn the tricks to make the process of creating a report easier. On each page, you will learn techniques for organizing information and the steps you need to take to write a professional and sustainable report.
What about the content of the report? The answer to this question can be found in this training. At the end, a quiz to assess your understanding will complete your learning.
Langue du cours: EN
Phrase d'accroche: Be an expert at reporting by attributing the benefits of this training to yourself.
Prérequis du cours: English language skills;Basic management
Ce que tu apprendras: Take ownership of the definition and usefulness of the report;Master the formatting of the report presentation;Understand the writing steps;Evaluate and check the content of the report
Destinataires du cours:
- Entrepreneurs, managers and executives who want to improve their written communication and the quality of their documents;
- Employees who need to write a report;
- Journalists who want to improve their note-taking skills;
- Students who are often asked to write reports
Programme:
- The report
- What is a report?
- What is the purpose of a report?
- How should a report be presented?
- Who writes it?
- 03 Simple steps to writing a good report
- Have a good structure
- Take notes
- Writing a report
- An expert's perspective
- The content of the report
- The header
- The introduction
- The development
- The bottom line
- 5 tips for good meeting minutes
Profil du formateur: This course is the result of many years of reflection by several experts in the field of management, project management and leadership. They combine their know-how with reference theories.
Description du cours: Illustrations and explanatory videos;Documentation and useful links;Exchange FORUM
Course Duration: 130
Skill Level: Beginner