You’ll find we’ve added a new training course date on our Web site for our Trends in Technical Communication Workshop – Advanced Technical Writing Techniques. It will be held on Monday 25th February. The January course sold out within ten days, so it’s wise to book early. If you’ve read the technical writing blogs and magazines, you’ll… Read more »
Tag: Technical Writing
It’s sold out – Trends/advanced technical writing techniques course on 31 January
Our Trends/Advanced Technical Writing Techniques training course on the 31st January has already sold out. Sorry if you were planning to book. We had bookings from both large organisations, such as IBM, Sage and Sony, and individual freelance Technical Authors. Given the amazing demand for the January course, we may schedule another public course towards… Read more »
Announcing: Trends in Technical Communication Workshop – Advanced Technical Writing Techniques
You’ll find a new training course on our Web site called Trends in Technical Communication Workshop – Advanced Technical Writing Techniques. If you’ve read the technical writing blogs and magazines, you’ll have noticed a growing interest in new approaches to technical communication – asking whether all of the tried-and-tested writing methods from past decades still make… Read more »
Anniversary discount for Cherryleaf’s Technical Author basic/induction online training course
It’s not Black Friday, but perhaps we can call it Grey Tuesday. As part of Cherryleaf’s 10th anniversary celebrations, we’ve created five 25% discount coupons for our popular Technical Author basic/induction online training course. The first five customers to use coupon code 09E2C3D43D when ordering the online course, will receive the 25% discount. Note: This offer is… Read more »
Cherryleaf featured in Data Quality Pro Journal – improving Healthcare data quality through policy and procedure management
In Data Quality Pro Journal, Dylan Jones interviews Ellis Pratt, Director at Cherryleaf, about how to improve Healthcare data quality through policy and procedure management. According to Dylan, “One of the single most common root-causes of poor information quality is outdated documentation and a lack of governance in the way policies and procedures are managed. Nowhere… Read more »