The "Workplace Literacy (Writing) - Beginner" course is designed to help learners apply their general English skills to real workplace environments. Spanning 45 hours, this course focuses on developing self-regulated learners equipped with lifelong learning skills through self-directed learning, peer review, collaboration, communication, and practical application to real project tasks. Participants will engage in various writing activities that are commonly encountered in everyday workplace scenarios.

Learners will begin by mastering basic typing skills on a computer keyboard and progress to writing simple emails, advertisements, and messages. The course covers practical topics such as bill payments, signing up for community center courses and events, booking travel, and interpreting signs. Additionally, learners will practice writing descriptions, taking down telephone messages, and creating simple formal emails. The curriculum is designed to build confidence in writing for various everyday and workplace contexts, ensuring that learners can effectively communicate and manage typical tasks encountered in their professional lives.

Through interactive lessons, group activities, and real-world applications, participants will gain the essential writing skills needed for workplace literacy. This course is ideal for beginners who want to improve their English writing abilities and apply them effectively in a professional setting.

At the End of the Course, Learners Will Be Able To

• Type proficiently on a computer keyboard.

• Write and manage bill payments.

• Sign up for community center courses and events.

• Book travel arrangements such as a coach to Malaysia.

• Identify and correct errors in signs.

• Describe clothing and appearances in writing.

• Write simple informal emails.

• Take down telephone messages accurately.

• Create simple advertisements to sell household items.

• Write simple formal emails.