If you are a writer and have an interest in technology, you may want to take a look at this rapidly expanding career opportunity. Yes, We are talking about TECHNICAL WRITING. Today, the employment outlook for technical writers continues to be excellent in United States, Canada, Europe and Japan and India. Hey, there is even a shortage of good technical writers. We can help you become one.

Program Plan
Introduction to becoming a Technical Writer
What is Technical Writing, Anyway?
Who Should Become a Technical Writer?
What Are the Advantages of Becoming a Technical Writer?

What a Technical Writer Does
Typical Job duties and skills.
Producing Professional Documentation.
Example: Rewriting a Specification.
Writing Exercise.

Preparing to Become a Technical Writer
Tools of the Trade.
Building a Portfolio.
How important are Degrees?

Breaking into the Field
What Hiring Managers are looking for?
Handling the Interview.
Writing Your Resume & Other Tips on Getting Hired.

This program can be completed in 100 hrs (50 hrs theory + 50hrs lab). The participants can use the writing lab and the resources any time of the day (or the night). You may get a job even before you leave college.

Value for your investment

• Access to industry expertise and Knowledge base
• Training and Development workshops.
• Tools and Technologies – access upgrades and expertise.
• Career management and Jobs database.
• Portfolio Creation.
• Networking Opportunities with industry organizations.

Mind OnDemand (MoD) is a Knowledge Management company focussing on Training & Development. In the past, MoD has organized Project & Process Management programs, Corporate Training in emerging technologies & Leadership programs for the software industry.