Business Writing 1
In this class students will improve their skills in writing for a business setting. They will draft various correspondences such as letters, memos, and reports, learn to properly document telephone messages, and create meeting agendas. The final project will be to develop a presentation using graphics, pictures, clip art, etc., and present this to the class.
Class: #70311
Fees: $99.33
Days: W
Time: 6:00 PM-8:45 PM
Begins: 1/13
Ends: 2/24
Instructor: Staff
Location: Sun Prairie Colonial Club
Registration methods:New students: Phone (608) 246-6240 or (608) 246-6210 or visit the Enrollment and Information Center at an MATC campus.
Returning students: Use either of the above methods OR phone the automated registration system at (608) 246-6220 OR register online... visit
InsideMATC, login to your account, and use the Student Center to Add your 5-digit class number(s). First time
InsideMATC users will need to activate their accounts.
For more information on Madison College training solutions or to discuss opportunities to offer customized training for businesses and organizations, please contact our Business, Industry and Community Services (BICS) department at
customizedtraining@matcmadison.edu or call at 608-243-4479.
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