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Technical Writing Certification Program - Black & White

Submitted by blackwhite on Wed, 01/26/2011 - 00:02
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Black & White announces new batches for Technical Writing and Marketing Communication (Marcom) Writing Certification Programs for Feb / March 2011.
An end to end Technical Writing company, we are a one stop for all your documentation needs.
Our professional technical writing programs are aimed to polishing the aspiring technical writers and offering them a lead for a rewarding career ahead!
Highlights:
 Our professional programs are carefully architected with the current trends in the industry
 Sufficient hours for concepts and implementation of the concepts (lab hours)
 Program conducted by experienced corporate Technical Writing Trainers
 Live projects
 100% placement assurance
New batches for the below programs are commencing shortly –
Technical Writing Certification Program – Duration 2. 5 months
Diploma in Technical Writing – Duration 4 months including internship
Prospective Technical writers, for further details, registration, and request for demo classes kindly contact us. Weekday and Weekend batches are starting shortly at our branches West of Chord road (Rajajinagar) and Shantinagar (Off double road), and Jayanagar, Bangalore.
Reach us at +91 9986662740 / 9986206222 or sneha@bwtechwriting.com / pramod@bwtechwriting.com
Black & White Tech Writing Solutions (P) Ltd.
www.bwtechwriting.com

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Enquiry about certification courses

Submitted by Ravindra G. Rao (not verified) on Mon, 03/07/2011 - 11:36.

Hello,
This is Ravindra G. Rao. I work as Lead Business Content Writer for the company mentioned above.
I am interested in taking up the Marcom/Tech writers course that your institution is offering. I would like to know more about these.
I tried calling up on the numbers given above, but there was no response from one of them, and the other was busy for quite a while.
If you would like to call me up and have a word with me, I am available on 97402-06849.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Ravindra G. Rao

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Whether one seeks to ply the

Submitted by Richard (not verified) on Tue, 02/21/2012 - 10:45.

Whether one seeks to ply the writing trade by doling out multi-volume maintenance manuals for military aircraft, or by authoring a warning message later appearing on a label wrapped around a TV power cord - it's a technical writer who crafts these words.

While it's admirable that you wish to investigate technical writing as a new career, it's a good idea to know what you're getting into. If you are seriously considering technical writing as a career, my hope here is not to cover every conceivable factor. Rather I wish to give you a few things to mull before venturing onto the broad floor space that technical writing covers.

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