Training on
English for Professional Report Writing
(Including post-training individual session service to help you improve on-the-job report writing)
(Including post-training individual session service to help you improve on-the-job report writing)
Date: 14-15 December 2013 Venue: BONITA City Hotel
Time: 8:00am-17:00pm Language: Khmer/English
Note: We can conduct this course at your workplace; this can help you more specifically on your job. The fee and longer training period is negotiable.
Are you working in NGOs, local or international companies or studying at universities?
Are you going to write theses, school reports, and other business letters?
Do you write, check or edit reports and send them to your superiors, donors or lecturers?
Are you going to write theses, school reports, and other business letters?
Do you write, check or edit reports and send them to your superiors, donors or lecturers?
Take a two-day training course with Mr. PHON Sophea, presently a Public Relations, Media, and Translation (PRMT) specialist at an international organization in Cambodia. He holds a Master’s Degree in TESOL from Pannasastra University of Cambodia and is doing his PhD there. What’s more, he has been teaching English there for 6 years. His over ten years of experience teaching English and translating from English to Khmer and vice versa; two years of experience managing a project and coordinating international correspondences; and six years of local and international experience writing reports, media articles, and working with media and civil society groups will help you to use appropriate English for writing effective reports.
More Special and Helpful to Your Job Than ever:
In addition to the theoretical and practical sessions in class (see the course contents below), he will support you with your actual reports individually after the training. This will help you practice and improve your on-the-job report writing, which is an exceptional and exclusive post-training individual session service to help you write and edit them more effectively. Moreover, this course also helps you to write effective study reports, theses, scholarship applications and media articles. Besides, it helps you to improve all sorts of your verbal and written communications at your workplaces and universities!
Who should attend the course?
This course is designed for all levels of managers, program managers, officers, coordinators, administrators, secretaries, reporters, all levels of staff and students who involve in writing reports and business letters for NGOs, companies, MFIs and universities. Their English proficiency should be at least elementary level.
Training Objectives
At the end of this informative and practical training course, the participants will be able to:
- improve their English from their existing level;
- use appropriate English in different parts of the report;
- write shorter but more meaningful and enjoy-to-read reports in a shorter period of time;
- use more accurate English in all sorts of writing;
- build up a strong foundation of English for their academic and professional advancement;
- know how to write correct structures, sentences, paragraphs, essays and reports;
- improve their written and verbal communications; and
- build more confidence in communications.
Section I: Introduction to Academic Writing
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Section II: Punctuation
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Three Grammar Points
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Section III: Practice on report
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Section IV: Using English in different
parts of the report
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Training Methodology
Pre- and post-training evaluation: it is used to assess the changes of trainees’ skills, knowledge and attitude before and the end of seminar.
Presentation: The trainer will present the subjects whilst participants actively listen, and take notes. Participants will be encouraged to express their comments by asking questions and providing answers from their personal experience.
Group/panel discussion: Participants are assigned to work in small groups through brainstorming, discussion, outlining, selecting and analyzing ideas, which allows participants to contribute their comments and experiences to the whole group. This enables participants to respond and react to each other’s contributions, and allows individuals and groups to engage with and discuss their comments with the class as a whole.
Role play: Participants will have the opportunity to improve their skills, attitudes, and perceptions in real situations through role-play. Participants are encouraged to be creative, flexible and to act out actual conditions, which will enable participants to express their personal experiences of customer-service situations.
Activities: In order to make the training more active and to facilitate a friendly environment, participants will be introduced to a variety of activities that are designed to entertain, stimulate interest and maintain alertness, as well as fostering the recall of information and skills.
Case studies: In order to assist participants to visualize what they have learnt into actual practice, many case studies will be introduced. Participants will have to work as a team to reflect their understanding.
Questions and answers: It encourages participants to discover their confusing and/or unclear part of the subjects and ask question to clarify, whilst all participants can actively listen and absorb at the same time.
What will be included with the training course?
- Group photo of participants
- Training materials
- Certificates are awarded by LIFE
- Including two lunches and four refreshment
Deadline Registration: 11 December 2013
If you register before deadline:
More information
If you register before deadline:
- Get 5%- discount for sending 1- 2 staff
- Get 10%- discount for sending 3-5 staff
- Get 1 Free for sending more than 5 staff
More information
Tel: 023 6789 495, 093 777776
Add: #45E, St 488, Sangkat Phsar Derm
Thkov, Khan Chamkamorn
Email: lifesuccess.asia@gmail.com /
thomasphat168@gmail.com
Website: www.lifesuccess.asia
Please mention "www.Cambodiajobs.Biz" where you saw the ad when you register or apply! 
