Writing Persuasive Motivations, Submissions and Appeal Letters
Professionals across African organisations often need to write a motivation, submission or appeal to secure a decision, such as a budget request, a policy exception or a review of an outcome. This course teaches delegates to build a persuasive, well evidenced case that decision makers can approve with confidence. Delegates practise structuring arguments, anticipating objections and writing with the right tone for formal submissions.
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Define the decision you are asking the reader to make.
Build a persuasive argument supported by evidence.
Structure a motivation or submission logically and clearly.
Anticipate and address likely objections in advance.
Adopt a formal, respectful tone suited to the audience.
Write appeal letters that request review fairly and firmly.
Course outline
01Clarifying the Decision You Seek
02Building the Argument
03Gathering and Presenting Evidence
04Structuring the Submission
05Anticipating Objections
06Tone for Formal Submissions
07Writing Effective Appeal Letters
08Review and Strengthen
Who should attend
This course suits managers, professionals, administrators and applicants who write motivations, formal submissions, requests for approval and appeal letters.
Fees are per delegate. South African venues are priced in rand; other locations and online in US dollars. Fees exclude 15% VAT where applicable. Group bookings of three or more delegates from the same organisation qualify for a reduced rate; contact us for a quotation.
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