practice Formal Writing in English for Public Officials - will be repeated 4-5. June 2012
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Formal Writing in English for Public Officials - will be repeated 4-5. June 2012
Dear ePractice members,
Registration closes tomorrow for the Formal Writing in English for Public Officials seminar.
- How to write in an easy to understand and precise way?
- Can I be concrete and still politicallly and legally correct?
These issues and more are covered in our one and a half day seminar - JOIN US TODAY as registration closes tomorrow!
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Formal Writing in English for Public
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helpful comment
Thanks for pointing this out. The comment underlines the importance of our seminar, which is held in EIPA by the high-level communication and language trainer Vera Zegers.
please also see: http://www.epractice.eu/en/events/2012-eipa-formal-writing
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