English Writing Practice

Covers the rules you need to write in English. Includes sentence creation, word order, parts of speech, tenses, and more.

Covers the words you need to write about different topics. Starts with general terms and expands to cover specific jargon, idioms, etc.

Covers your ability to craft and link sentences in a way that others can understand. Includes compound sentences with complex punctuation.

Covers planning and organizing texts. Starts with paragraphs and expands into subtopics or entire tables of content for longer works.

Covers different ways to deliver information based on the audience. It can be formal, informal, educational, entertaining, and so on.

Covers large changes in texts based on their purpose. Styles can be personal, descriptive, persuasive, narrative, and so on.

Covers the practice of working with finished texts to improve them. Starts with proofreading and can include changing large parts of the original.

Covers your ability to take useful and meaningful notes. Adjusting your speed and number of details based on specific content.

Covers different aspects of getting and keeping the reader’s attention. It can include storytelling, creative writing, and other soft skills.

Covers creating a professional resume or CV and editing it to fit the job position you’re applying for.

Covers a wide range of messages you’ll need to write at the workplace - emails, DMs, references, and so on.

Covers collecting information and structuring key points of a presentation for your colleagues and clients.  

Covers writing a variety of formal business agreements. Includes employment contracts, terms of sale, non-disclosure agreements, etc.

Covers structuring and writing different types of reports depending on your job position and standards at your workplace.

Covers internal or external communications. For example, writing a manual about your product or creating standards for your team.

Covers a range of topics specific to financial reporting and transactions. Precise writing that relies heavily on statistics.

Covers your ability to write sales materials about products or services. Combines presentations, correspondence, and contract skills.

Covers different types of writing specifically for your business. Depends on your job, audience, and market.

Covers your ability to write essays of different lengths about various academic topics in your area of expertise.

Covers collecting concepts from papers, books, and other materials to summarize them in your own words. 

Covers outlining academic texts in order to understand key points and fill information gaps in your writing.

Covers collecting information and writing your own research. Includes referencing, structuring, and editing papers.

Covers critical thinking skills needed for examining your own or other people’s writing. 

Covers different approaches to writing analytical texts. Includes deductive and inductive reasoning in writing. 

Covers creating texts for instructing your colleagues and students. It can be domain-specific or general education in your field.

Covers summarizing available literature for specific research needs. Can exist independently or as part of other academic works.

Covers your ability to write about different topics within your area of expertise in formal and informal contexts.