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Report Writing at Work: Clear, Structured Reports People Read

Report Writing at Work: Clear, Structured Reports People Read

Plan, structure and write clear work reports, briefings and committee papers that busy people read and act on. 50 written lessons for beginners.

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Expiry period	Lifetime
Made in	English
Last updated at	Wed Nov 2026
Level	Beginner
Total lectures	60
Total quizzes	10
Total duration	10:44:00 Hours
Total enrolment	0
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Short description	Plan, structure and write clear work reports, briefings and committee papers that busy people read and act on. 50 written lessons for beginners.
Outcomes	Explain what a work report is, choose the right type and pin down its purpose, readers and decision Plan a report with terms of reference, a clear scope, answerable questions, sound evidence and a timetable Structure a full report from title page to appendices, and choose a shorter format when it fits Write an executive summary that stands alone, with a clear ask, and cut it to a word limit Write in plain English with short sentences, the active voice and a neutral, confident and fair tone Use message headings, numbering, signposting and accessible layout, backed by a template and a style sheet Present figures fairly, with clear tables, simple charts, alt text, percentages and averages Draw conclusions the evidence supports, write SMART recommendations, compare options and handle personal data with care Review, edit and proofread a report, handle feedback, get sign-off and present it to a meeting Write a short evaluation report from a notes and data pack, and check it against a model report
Requirements	No experience of writing reports needed A computer, laptop or tablet with a word processor; a spreadsheet app is useful for the numbers exercises, but a calculator and paper work too Ideally, a report, briefing or update from your own work to practise on, though every exercise also works with the course examples A friend or colleague who can read a summary cold now and then