This course will equip you with the skills to write cohesive and coherent sentences using effective parts of speech, punctuate passages properly, use South African spelling conventions, and provide examples of industry-specific jargon. You will also learn how to structure persuasive messages/arguments, write cohesive and coherent paragraphs, and acknowledge sources appropriately.
SACOB Micro Courses are not accredited and are intended to offer you knowledge and skills in a particular field and is a non-credit bearing course.
Description
This course will equip you with the skills to write cohesive and coherent sentences using effective parts of speech, punctuate passages properly, use South African spelling conventions, and provide examples of industry-specific jargon. You will also learn how to structure persuasive messages/arguments, write cohesive and coherent paragraphs, and acknowledge sources appropriately.
Accreditation
This is a SACOB Short Learning Programme or Short Course.
Overview
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Sentence construction and grammar tools
1.3 Punctuation tools
1.4 South African spelling tools
1.5 Industry-specific jargon - some examples
1.6 Structuring a persuasive message or argument
1.7 Composing a cohesive and coherent paragraph
1.8 Acknowledging sources
Qualification
Certificate of Completion of SACOB Micro Course
Requirements
This course is suited for anyone who is wanting to gain knowledge and understanding within the field. There are no specific entrance requirements.
Duration
4 weeks
Packages
Online Standard:
- Coursebook Access
- Concept Videos
- Section Quizzes
- Practical Examples
- Unit Summaries
Assessment
Final Online Quiz
What's next
You are now eligible to further your studies and sharpen your skills with more short courses or take it a level up and go for a professional body certification to build onto these vital skills.
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