Description

* Description: Write briefings people read and act on. You will follow a one‑page structure—context, objective, options, recommendation, next steps—that fits ten minutes of attention. Evidence links and attachments will be placed so readers can verify without hunting. Tone guidelines will adapt the same briefing for execs, clients, or internal teams. You will build reusable glossaries for product names, programs, and acronyms to prevent confusion. Distribution and confidentiality tags will keep sensitive content out of the wrong channels. A revision and approval loop will capture comments without ballooning the document. Templates for email summaries, talking points, and Q&A will support live delivery. Formatting rules will optimize for small screens while staying printer‑friendly. You will maintain a briefing archive that makes past decisions discoverable. The habit reduces meetings and raises decision quality across the org.

* Format: Briefing templates (Docs/Slides), tone & style guide (PDF), email summary scripts, and archive index.
* Duration: 90 minutes of lessons + 60 minutes of practice writing.
* What You’ll Learn: One‑page briefings, evidence placement, audience adaptation, confidentiality, and mobile‑first formatting.
* Target Audience: Office assistants crafting executive updates, client notes, and internal decision briefs.