Effective Technical Communication for Analytical Chemists

Monday, February 26, 2024 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM · 4 hr. (America/Vancouver)

Short Course Office - Room 6A

Short Course

Professional & Career Development

Information

Scientists are no longer spending the majority of their time in the laboratory with instruments or test tubes. They are expected to conduct research, present findings, collect data, write reports, and investigate deviations. Therefore, they play a critical role in the company and need to be excellent communicators to make sure their colleagues, teams, and clients understand the importance of their work and their results. However, communication classes in school do not prepare scientists for the workforce. This course will discuss different practices to improve oral and written communication skills online as well as in person.

Day of Week

Monday

Session Number

SC-2444

Application

Lab Management/Professional Development

Methodology

Education/Teaching

Primary Focus

Application

Morning or Afternoon

Morning

Short Course Information

Course Level

Intermediate

Duration

Half Day Course

Learning Objective

After the course, participants will: -Understand different communication styles -Evaluate and present data to fit-for-purpose -Structure technical reports or SOPs to present information

Course Outline

1. Working with people a. Presenting your data b. Establish your road map c. Format of your communication d. Working with your peers, your direct reports, your boss 2. Solidifying your oral and written communication skills a. Making a presentation b. Putting your data in a report c. Negotiating your conclusion 3. Communication in a global environment a. Technical practices b. Language barriers c. Cultural differences

Target Audience

Analytical Chemists of all disciplines, who have to author technical reports, make presentations, and write SOPs or publications.

Early Fee (before Jan 18, 2024)

$450.00

Full Fee (after Jan 18, 2024)

$550.00