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Basic Structure of A Report
Basic Structure of A Report
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A report
1.Title
2.Introduction
3.Main body
4.Conclusion
5.Recommendations
3. Body: (Findings)
4. Conclusions
Including the ideas you have formed
5. Recommendations
taking the form of a recommendation for future action
HEADINGS
Introduction
Procedures
Main points
(a)
(b)
(c)
(i)
(ii)
Conclusions
Recommendations
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STRUCTURE OF A REPORT
HEADINGS
1. Introduction
2. Data collection
2.1. Questionnaires
2.2. Interviews
2.3. Focus groups
3. Main findings
3.1. Internet users
3.1.1. Age group 18-30
3.1.2. Age group 30-50
3.1.3. Age group 50+
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Practice
You have recently attended the following one-day courses:
Developing Your Potential
Trends in Electronic Commerce
Managing People
Reducing Costs
Your company’s Training Manager has asked you to write a
short report about the training.
Write the report for the Training Manager
• describing the two courses which you found most useful
• explaining how you benefited from them
• outlining the specific training courses you would like to
attend next year
• giving reasons why these courses would be useful to you.
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Suggested OUTLINE 1:
Report: Useful training courses
1. Introduction:
2. Background:
3. Useful courses:
3.1. Description:
3.2. Benefits:
4. Conclusion & Recommendation: