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SUMMARY:Business Communication - Email Writing and Etiquette
DESCRIPTION:Click here to REGISTER \nDURATION: 6 Hours \nCOURSE DESCRIPTION: Business writing has always been a major part of business in any type of industry. It involves the communication of information within and outside of the company with an emphasis on building and maintaining positive relationships. When writing\, we want to ensure that we write with brevity and diplomacy so that the receiver of the information will get the information quickly without misunderstanding. To achieve this\, we need to make sure that we have a professional format and that we know how to write sentences clearly. Up to eighty percent of written communication in the workplace here in the Philippines are in English. This becomes a challenge to some of us because it is a second language. However\, if we can write simply and we can still ensure that our message comes across. How can we achieve this? \nIn this module\, we shall discuss how you can simplify your writing as well as correct some errors Filipinos commonly make when writing in English. We will talk about how to structure your sentences for maximum clarity and information retention. Then\, we shall discuss some of the most common forms of business writing we encounter in the workplace: Email\, meeting\, and agenda. \nCOURSE OBJECTIVES: At the end of the session\, we should be able to: \n* Review some principles in business writing\n* Discuss how to correct two of the most common errors when using English\n* Use the KISS Principle in writing.\n* Identify considerations in writing email\, agenda\, and meeting minutes. \nCOURSE METHODOLOGY: This course is an instructor-lead session that shall be facilitated through Zoom. The session shall be interactive. The facilitator shall solicit participation from the attendees. For optimum participation and learning experience\, we suggest that participants join the session with a laptop or desktop. A mobile phone is okay\, too\, albeit with limited interaction options. To optimize your experience\, it will be good if you have a working mic and camera installed or built-in to your device. \nCOURSE TOPICS: Below are the main topics we shall cover: \n* English as a Language in the Philippines\n* Common Errors in English Filipinos Make and how to correct these\n* The KISS Principle\n* Email Communications – Its Parts and Rules of Etiquette\n* Effectively Creating Your Meeting Agenda and Meeting Minutes \n \nYou may click the link to download the Registration Form and send it to training@competad.com or you may follow the instructions below. \n1. Fill out the registration form by clicking the link on top of this page.\n2. You may also download the word attachment in the link on top and send it to training@competad.com\n3. Our admin team shall send you shortly the Statement of Account/Confirmation of registration. Sign the statement of account to confirm and finalize your registration. For Free Events\, you will not be receiving any Statement of Account.\n4. Follow the instructions in the statement of account and complete your payment\, if applicable.\n5. For paid events\, you may send the signed and scanned copy of the Statement of Account and your deposit slip\, if applicable.\n6. Should you need an official Billing Invoice for paid sessions\, please call us at (02) 7508-3271.
URL:https://competad.com/event/business-communication-email-writing-and-etiquette-2/
LOCATION:Zoom\, Brgy Commonwealth\, Quezon City\, NCR\, 1121
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SUMMARY:The Government Procurement Reform Act (RA 9184) and Partial Transition to RA 12009
DESCRIPTION:Click here to REGISTER \nCourse Duration: 8 hours \nCourse Delivery: Online (Zoom) \nWho Should Attend: Professionals who participate in government procurement\, whether you are a buyer or vendor. \nCourse Topics: Below are some of the topics that we will cover in the session: \nGeneral Provisions of the Government Procurement Reform Act\n• Principles\, Scope and Application\, and Coverage\n• Salient Features and Professionalization Measures\n• Procurement Structure and Organization\n• Honoraria of Procurement Professionals\n• Accountability Measures\n• 4C’s in the Culture of Procurement and Acronyms Recall \nProcedural Steps for the Procurement of Goods / Related Services\n1. Advertising and Posting of Invitation to Bid\n2. Issuance of the Bidding Documents\n3. Calling a Pre-Bid Conference (and when to Issue the Supplemental / Bid Bulletins)\n4. Receiving and Opening the Bid Envelopes\n5. Evaluation of Bids\n6. Post-Qualification of the Lowest Calculated Bid (LCB)\n7. Awarding of Contract to the Lowest Calculated and Responsive Bid (LCRB)\n8. Signing of Contract\, Approving and Issuing the Notice to Proceed \nAlternative Methods of Procurement\n• Limited Source Bidding\n• Direct Contracting\n• Shopping\n• Repeat Order\n• Negotiated Procurement
URL:https://competad.com/event/the-government-procurement-reform-act-ra-9184-and-partial-transition-to-ra-12009-4/
LOCATION:Zoom\, Brgy Commonwealth\, Quezon City\, NCR\, 1121
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