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How to Write Formal Emails, Memos and Recommendation Letters
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How to Write Formal Emails, Memos and Recommendation Letters

A quick guide to formal email writing, memo writing, and letter writing
Created byAM Learning
Last updated 9/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to write a formal and professional email
  • Advantages of Professional Emails in Business
  • Understand how to use a professional email address
  • Find many examples of formal emails
  • Learn how to write formal memos
  • Know the types and advantages of memos
  • Understand the Importance of recommendation letters
  • Know the types of recommendation letters
  • Learn how to write an effective recommendation letter
  • Find many examples of recommendation letters

Course content

3 sections41 lectures2h 56m total length
  • Course Introduction1:56
  • What is a formal email and Why is it Important?2:05
  • Why writing email is a Skill and Why learning it matters1:22
  • Advantages of Professional Emails in Business2:10
  • Why a Professional Email Address Is Important2:57
  • What should you write in a formal email6:09
  • Tips for Writing Clear and Professional Emails3:17
  • More Tips and Best Practices2:49
  • What Makes an Effective Email1:13
  • Formal Emails at Work2:23
  • Working Examples: 1 - Requests8:42
  • Working Examples: 2- Questions10:11
  • Working Examples: 3- Follow-up8:08
  • Working Examples: 4- Announcement8:45
  • Working Examples: 5- Complaint10:24
  • Final Thoughts and Class Project1:56
  • Project Assignment

Requirements

  • Internet Access
  • Willing to learn
  • Need to have Microsoft Outlook installed
  • Need to have Microsoft Word installed

Description

How to Write Formal Emails
your guide to writing a formal and professional email.

Writing a Formal Effective Email:

  • A formal email is an email that uses formal language, introduction, and signature compared to other emails.

  • Writing a formal email increases credibility and trust.

  • Writing effective emails is a skill you have to learn.

  • Using a professional email address is necessary.

In this class, we will look through many aspects of professional email in depth.

  • We will explain the main structure of a formal email and give many tips for writing an effective email.

  • You need to have Microsoft Outlook installed because we will write many working examples for many types of formal emails.

Project Description

Using what you have learned in our class, you will have to write a formal email.

You are free to choose from any type of formal email that we have discussed in our class:

  • Request

  • Question

  • Follow-up

  • Announcement

  • Complaint


How to Write a Memo

Memos are widely used in business to communicate important information to people within a company or organization.

In this course, I will teach how to write a formal memo.

Project Description

Using what you have learned in our class, you have to write a memo.

  1. Start with a header

  2. Give a brief introduction

  3. Write the Memo Body

  4. Close the memo with a conclusion

  5. Include attachments if necessary

  6. Proofread your memo


How to Write a Letter of Recommendation

Recommendation letters are written to recommend someone to an employer or university admissions officer.
Letters of recommendation are related to employment or admission to educational institutions.

In this course, I will teach how to write a recommendation letter.

Students must have Microsoft Word because we will be writing many examples of recommendation letters in it.

Project Description

Using what you have learned in our class, you have to write a recommendation letter for someone you know.

  1. Include a header with your contact information.

  2. Use a polite and proper salutation.

  3. Open with an enthusiastic and strong sentence.

  4. Describe your relationship with the person.

  5. Showcase the applicant's qualifications and achievements.

  6. Encourage the reader to accept the applicant.

  7. Use a professional closing and sign your name.

  8. Proofread your letter.


I have uploaded the working examples that we have written in the resources section.
After finishing your projects, submit your projects in the project assignment sections.

I will be available to answer students' questions so send me your questions in a message.

Good Luck to all students

Happy Learning!


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Who this course is for:

  • Colleagues
  • Employees
  • Technical Writers
  • Teachers