Writers Training
Presented by JAMES
Why Writers Training?
Writing experience is often gained by authors and
writers through on-the job training. Before they can
publish their writing, they may work with editors
and writers who are more experienced.
Writing professionals may require formal training
and experience in a specific topic. We offer a
course to help you do this.
The amount of effort, time and money you invest in
your personal growth or development directly
correlates to your success. This holds true for all
endeavors, including publishing and writing.
Job responsibilities
You will be able to achieve your writing goals faster if you have
more energy, clarity, courage, productivity and influence. Others
will also support you.
A writers training workshop is for novelists looking for feedback
and book editing. This online workshop doesn't include weekly
reading assignments nor lectures. Instead, you will be able to
concentrate on your novel.
Writing professionally is a complicated process that requires
different skills in planning, editing and drafting. Writing is a skill
that requires the ability to learn quickly and transform ideas into
original content.
Even if your job does not require you to write, you use your writing
skills almost every day to communicate with others via text. This
could be over email, Slack, in a monthly report or quarterly update,
or in the form a project update. No matter what job you're looking
for, employers value strong writing communication skills.
What will I Learn?
•Find out the best ways to plan, execute, and title
your novels, stories, and essays
•Learn how to manage your creativity and frame
your writing sessions
•For marketable writing, you need to have a good
understanding of grammar and production
requirements
•Find out the best ways to evaluate your writing
and get the most from writing workshops
Specialities
Writing in some areas is highly specialized. This
means that you need to have a deep
understanding of the subject matter, such as legal
or scientific writing. Some others use broad soft
skills to communicate with an audience via
creative writing or blogging. These are some of the
most important writing skills:
•Research
•Outlining
•Editing
•Reading comprehension
•Time management
Learning at your own pace
Good news: Writing is an ability that can be learned
just like any other skill. You can improve your writing by
reading it aloud. Reading text requires you to slow
down, and your eyes may miss details that are not
obvious.
Writing is a complex process that requires memory,
focus and self-regulation.
However, editors and writers share certain core
skills. Writing for pleasure or in private is one
thing. Writing professionally is quite
another. Professional writers can be even more difficult
than those who are naturally gifted. They need to
practice and improve their skills. However, professional
writers can be terrible at writing in the past.
Practice Makes Perfect
Writing is an acquired skill that can still be
improved with practice. Writing is a skill that
most writers possess at least a bachelor's
degree. Employers will want to see examples
of your writing before looking at your education
or work history.