This Speed Writing Course seeks to enable you to learn the skill of Speed Writing, which increases the amount of information captured in your notes. Unlike shorthand, which takes a fair amount of time to learn and adapt, this method can be learnt quickly. The course teaches you how to train your brain to absorb and record information quickly and accurately.
Speed Writing Course in Virtual Classroom
This course is delivered over one day by an experienced and qualified tutor from 10:30 am until 4:30 pm in a virtual classroom.
Dates are in the drop-down area in the booking part at the top of this page.
Course Format
The course is delivered as an interactive, practical one-day workshop in a virtual classroom. You will be given instructions on how to apply the Speed Writing methodology. Numerous practical exercises complement this to ensure that the learning and practical abilities are solidified.
Speed Writing Benefits
- The CPD accredits the course, so completing it will lead to CPD Certification.
- The skills gained are valuable across many careers and can be learnt much faster than with other methods, such as shorthand.
- It will make you more efficient and confident in performing routine tasks, including taking meeting minutes and much more.
- The certification will build your CV.
- Many students opt to complement these skills with our Minute Taking Courses.
Who should take this Speed Writing Course?
- Anyone who needs to record a lot of information in a short time
- Administration Staff
- Secretaries
- PAs
- Minute takers
- Students
- Legal Support Staff
- Legal Secretaries
- Paralegals
- Office Managers
- Admin Assistants
What is Speed Writing?
Speed Writing is a technique of quick writing and can be used in many working environments. Anyone in a job that involves taking a lot of notes could find Speed Writing useful. Speed Writing was developed many years ago and is not a new technique. The method is not as fast as shorthand, but it can be learnt within a day’s training, and shorthand is much harder to learn. Modern note-takers increasingly opt for Speed Writing, and shorthand has become less common. This is mainly because the system is far simpler and easier to learn.
