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Proficient Writing 4 U
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Proficient Writing 4 U

Writing Creative Content
Created byHelen Crewe
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • The aim will be to teach the top skills demanded in 2025. These are creativity, originality and productivity using AI.
  • I am an experienced trainer and can help with planning or implementing a training programme that is suitable for the level and experience of your staff.
  • Resources are available to support this course. You can use these along with my lesson plans that will guide through the learning process.
  • Research, Writing and Publishing Skills Skills needed to conduct research Learn about how to effectively access knowledge Opportunities to improve writing and p

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 51m total length

  • Introduction5:11
  • Attention15:42

    Proficient Writing 4 U

    Attention

    Part 1 -  Grab your audience attention explained

    Part 2-  Think about the human factor

    Part 3- Writing proficiently


  • Interest12:58

    Interest

    A lesson about how to create interest for your readers.

    Support for all types of writing, especially blog writing.


    See the Daffodil poem in resources


  • Desire9:14

    After this lesson you will have some ideas about the writing process.

  • Action8:11

Requirements

  • Motivation for content creative writing. You might need to have a goal in mind, but if not my course and website will help.

Description

Proficient Writing 4 U

5 short videos that help you step by step with writing an article, blog or creatively.  Each video introduces the 4 stages of: AIDA

ATTENTION

INTEREST

DESIRE

ACTION


What is creative writing?

Even if you are a beginner and have not written anything for a long time, an idea you jot down today could be the basis of a best-selling novel. There are no rules for creative writing, only guidelines. The main types of creative writing are:

A short story

Poetry

Writing for children

Writing for stage and screen

How do you start?

There is no secret to success, other than that you have to start somewhere. I once spoke to an award winning author who told me that it was a hobby she did day and night. I did not believe her, until I started writing blogs and doing academic writing. Writing is a journey of discovery by trial and error. All you really need to do this is a pen and paper.

What are your chances of success?

Everyone can succeed at creative writing. This is a personal journey where you are the main audience. I have taught women in prison who had never written anything until I encouraged them to put their ideas down on paper. Success to them was just to make a start. There are many types of writing not just story-telling. Guide books, humour, how-to advice.

Poetry:

Poetry is one of the most expressive forms of creative writing and the easiest to do. You don’t even need to have read a lot of it to understand the basics.



Who this course is for:

  • This course is aimed for business, or others who are wanting to learn more about content creative writing.

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