Academic Writing in a Nutshell - From Simple to Advanced

Updated 3/2021 | Size: 382 MB
A Complete Essay Writing Course with Tips, Techniques & Strategies to Help You Write Better Essays
What you'll learn
Convey concise and clear messages
Learn the best approach to present your essay topics or ideas
Support ideas with specific, detailed and logical evidence
Organize your ideas in a cohesive manner
Learn the basics of sentence structure and tense consistency
Understand the importance format and documentation
Requirements
Fluency in English
A deep desire to enhance one's writing
A notebook and a pen
Description
This is a straightforward and easy-to-understand course that encompasses all the main aspects of academic writing. It comprises 34 lectures that serve as a step-by-step guide to help high school and university students enhance their writing skills.
The number one goal of this course is to help you write better essays. But of course, it is not limited to writing essays only. Once you grasp the basic techniques of writing an excellent essay, you are pretty much ready to engage in any form of writing be it fictional or non-fictional. If you plan on taking up a writing career whether it's in journalism, PR, blogging, content writing, marketing, or sales, being a good writer becomes essential. As you move from section to section and from lecture to lecture, it is important that you practice along by implementing everything that you learn for maximum benefit.
You will
1) learn how to choose your essay topic
2) learn how to write thesis statements
3) learn how to develop and support your ideas
4) understand the various essay types and how to develop them
5) learn how to achieve unity and cohesion through effective organization
6) learn to deliver concise yet effective messages
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Who this course is for
High school or university students wanting to upgrade their writing
Anyone with a desire to refine their writing skills including new bloggers and freelancers