Report Writing in the APS - October

Date
Duration
One 8-hour face-to-face session. 9:00AM - 5:00PM (AEST)
Event type
Course sessions
Location
Australian Capital Territory - MoAD (Old Parliament House)
Price
$1225.00 per attendee
Max Capacity
20 seats
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This course covers the processes for writing reports that adhere to the Commonwealth writing style. Learn to produce documents that have scope, effective research, are organised and interpret information well. Follow the established structures of good executive summaries, clear findings and easy-to-understand conclusions and recommendations.

This content has been provided by a third party in consultation with the APS Academy.

Participant benefits

  • Plan and scope reports in line with purpose and reader.
  • Structure and organise content logically.
  • Identify and document relevant information.
  • Draft effective recommendations aligned to findings and purpose.
  • Identify meaningful executive summary content.
  • Revise reports for accuracy and quality.

Suitable for

APS 5 - EL 1

Category and User Level

This learning experience aligns with APS People at the Foundation level.

Considerations

There is a pre-work component that is required to be completed prior to the commencement of the program.

Price

$1225 per attendee. Payment by credit card.

Related topics

Communication

 

How to register - Additional Information

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