Report and Official Memorandum Writing Skills – 1, 2 & 3 December 2026, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Dates: 1 – 3 December 2026  |  Duration: 12 hours  |  Language: Arabic  |  Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Sunday to Tuesday

About the Program

The program enables participants to acquire the essential skills needed to write official reports and letters effectively and clearly. It strengthens their ability to communicate professionally in formal settings and to achieve the intended objectives through correct language, logical organization of content, and adherence to the ethics of official correspondence.

Program Content

Introduction to Official Writing

  • The concept and importance of official writing.
  • The difference between formal and informal writing.
  • Core principles of writing official letters and reports.

Fundamentals of Report Writing

  • Types of reports and their purposes.
  • Steps for preparing a report, from gathering information to final drafting.
  • Organizing report content: introduction, body and conclusion.
  • Using headings and professional formatting.
  • Examples of official reports.
  • Fundamentals of writing official letters.
  • Types of official letters (request, complaint, proposal, reminder, etc.).

Elements of an Official Letter

  • Greeting.
  • Introduction.
  • Content.
  • Conclusion.
  • Signature.
  • Appropriate tone and style in official writing.
  • Models and steps for drafting an effective official letter.

Language and Style in Official Writing

  • Correct use of Modern Standard Arabic.
  • Avoiding linguistic and grammatical errors.
  • A professional and objective style.
  • The importance of clarity and brevity.

Word Choice and Formatting

  • Choosing vocabulary suited to the message.
  • Visual formatting of texts.
  • Using lists, tables and numbering styles.
  • Relying on ready-made models and templates.

Review and Proofreading

  • How to review texts and avoid errors.
  • The art of linguistic, grammatical and spelling proofreading.

Ethics of Official Correspondence

  • Respecting privacy and confidentiality.
  • Maintaining professionalism and respect in writing.
  • Commitment to ethical principles and conventions in correspondence.

Practical Applications

  • Writing reports and letters based on real-life scenarios.
  • Evaluating and giving feedback on submitted work.
  • Discussing case studies.

Trainer:

Ms. Hind Al-Falasi

Report and Official Memorandum Writing Skills – 1, 2 & 3 December 2026, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Management consultant holding the Special Grade.
* Expert in performance evaluation policies.
* Director of the Judicial Support Department at the Family Court.
* Family researcher at the Family Reconciliation Department, Supreme Judicial Council.
* Employee of the Supreme Judicial Council.
* Has managed numerous projects.
* Develops foundational administrative programs.
* Designs training questionnaires.
* Accredited trainer at the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau.
* Accredited trainer at the Supreme Judicial Council.
* Member of the Advisory Committee of the Family Advisory Council.
* Vice President of the Qatari Women’s Association for Economic and Investment Awareness.
* Member of the Qatar Cancer Society.
* Businesswoman.



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