Writing at Work

Writing at Work Stephen Lloyd Training is one of the leading providers of business writing skills training in the UK. Almost 2,000 people a year attend our courses.

We only offer training in writing skills; this is our area of expertise. Our focus is on helping people to write well at work. Courses include business writing, report writing, grammar and proofreading. The full list is on the left of this page. All our programmes are available as in-person training at your premises or as live virtual training.

In-person Training

When we ask trainees to compare in-person and virtual courses, many say that in-person training is more immersive and engaging. They add that it is easier to ask questions and to participate in discussions and group activities. As trainers, we like in-person training too, because it gives us the opportunity to interact directly with people and give them individual attention. We continue to help them after the course, through our free support service. This enables them to ask further questions and reinforce their learning.

Virtual Training

The great advantage of a virtual course is that we don't all need to be in the same room. Participants can be in multiple locations, or the trainer can be in one country and the participants in another. At Stephen Lloyd Training we run virtual courses for organisations in the Asia-Pacific region, in Europe and in North America. Time differences don't bother us. One evening we may be providing training for a Canadian client, then the next morning we might be up early to work with one in Singapore.

Outstanding stuff. Clear, concise and well presented. I was really very impressed indeed.

David Gatward
Managing Editor
Ofsted

The improvement in our documents has been so marked that our model is being rolled out across the globe.

Brian O’Connell
Senior Client Solutions Manager
Global Transaction Banking
HSBC

Stephen Lloyd has detailed knowledge of his subject, vast experience as a writer and editor, and the ability to teach with humour and enthusiasm.

Lisa Muran
Senior Editor
Carnegie Investment Bank