If you spend longer on the email than the job, start here. You cover business writing, presenting, meetings, visuals and workplace tools. Study runs online at your pace, so the format has you covered.
Half the work in an office is explaining the work. Doing that cleanly saves hours every week.
Public speaking has a topic of its own here. So does visual communication, which is the other half of the room.
Clear writing and steady speaking are what people read as competence. Both are learnable, and this teaches them.
Every organisation needs someone who can write the thing and run the room. The work is easy to picture: the announcement that lands, the meeting that ends with a decision.
Drafting and shaping what a business says publicly.
Keeping staff informed and the message consistent.
The written and spoken glue holding an office together.
Managing who hears what, and when they hear it.
Building and delivering material people can follow.
Handling the hard conversations clearly and calmly.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience.
Eight topics: how you write, how you speak, and how you run a room.
Three things carry this course: writing at depth, speaking and visuals alongside it, and short honest topics.
Professional writing, then advanced techniques on top of it. Most of the work in an office arrives as text.
Public speaking and visual communication each get their own topic. A good idea presented badly is a dead idea.
One topic covers running meetings and reaching a decision. That skill turns a talker into someone who is trusted.
Awarded by The Career Academy on completion
The college issues it once you finish. It stands as professional development.
You earn continuing professional development credits for completing it.
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Eight topics at your pace, tutor on call.
No background is needed. The topics start from the fundamentals and build from there.
Six months of access, and around 100 hours of study. Course access runs day and night, so you pick your hours.
From $29 a week on a flexible payment plan, or you can pay upfront.
No exams, ever. You work through the topics and the tasks that come with them.
It covers what those teams do day to day: writing, internal messaging, presenting and stakeholder work. Larger organisations often want a degree for senior communications roles. Where this lands well is assistant and coordinator work, and in any job where writing clearly gets you noticed.
One full topic covers speaking and presentation skills in the workplace. It is taught as material to work through rather than live practice in front of a group. Pairing it with a local speaking club is how most people get the reps.
ICOES and the CPD Standards Office back this course, and you earn CPD credits for it. That is recognition for professional development. It is not a nationally recognised credential under the Australian Qualifications Framework, the college is not an RTO, and its courses are not accredited by ASQA. As proof you have worked on how you communicate, that is the job it does.
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The Career Academy is an online college teaching business, finance and health subjects. It has run for over 15 years, and helps more than 25,000 students a year.
Picture the meeting where your version is the one everyone follows.