Our trainers will help you write high quality:

• Emails and letters
• Proposals and reports
• Newspaper articles and media releases
• Television, radio, film and theatre scripts
• Magazine articles and books

You are invited to learn from their many years’ of experience as they assist you in making the most of your writing talents.

All Writing For Results’ courses and workshops are designed by Paul Z Jackson, author, BBC script-editor and journalist.

Paul’s books include (click on links for further information):

The Inspirational Trainer - a guide to making training more spontaneous, adaptable and creative. AA Books, Training Book of the Year.

Impro Learning – the complete guide to designing and delivering training

58½ Ways To Improvise In Training – activities for workshops and courses

The Solutions Focus – the SIMPLE way to positive change in organisations (with Mark McKergow).

Our Writing for Results course and the Proposal Writing workshop are participative, practical and purposeful. We use Accelerated Learning techniques to help everyone learn in their own preferred styles and to make maximum use of our limited time together.

Our Lead Trainers

Every member of our training team is selected for expertise in both writing and training. All are thoroughly experienced at facilitating workshops. They are more than willing to answer questions and give individual help with any writing problems.

Vaughn Malcolm

Since graduating from Oxford University with Joint Honours in French and German, Vaughn has been a teacher and training consultant, in both public and private sectors.

He delivers Business Language courses to clients including Lucent Technologies, British Aerospace and Rolls Royce; he has worked extensively in Germany with the Dresdner Bank, contributing to their Advanced English Presentation and Negotiating Skills programme.

He is a lead facilitator with Paul Jackson Associates for their Project Management and Creative Problem Solving courses.

He is married and lives in Chippenham, Wiltshire, with his wife and two children.

Paul Z Jackson

Paul designs and presents training and development courses for a wide range of corporate clients and public organisations. In 1996, he founded Paul Jackson Associates, a consultancy and training company, specialising in design and delivery of innovative, live workshop-based programmes.

He has presented at Ashridge, the London Actors Centre, at Bath Spa University College and many international conferences.

As a journalist, senior producer with BBC Radio Light Entertainment and as founder of various comedy teams - including the More Fool Us improvisation squad – he has prompted a lot of laughter, on-stage and off, mostly intentionally.

A graduate of Oxford University (MA, Oxon), contributor to scholarly publications, he lives in Bath with his wife and three children.

Leo Hawkins

Judy Piatkus published Leo’s first book, How to Succeed in Network Marketing, in 1991. With sales of over 50,000 copies in hardback and softback, translations into Portuguese, Hungarian, Serbian and Croatian, plus two special editions for UK organisations, this was a very successful project.

Leo is a qualified journalist, with articles published in national and international journals and newspapers, including the Financial Times magazine Resident Abroad and the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine.

A member of the Society of Authors, he is currently studying copywriting with the Publishing Training Centre. He has written websites, brochures and business flyers, two novels and is now writing a non-fiction book on the practical application of emotional intelligence [EQ].

What our clients value about the trainers:

“Kept everyone’s attention by using variety of teaching methods, humour.”

“Very good at showing how concepts apply in practice. Chaired well, easy to understand.”

“He really knows his stuff – I felt confident that he gave good advice.”

“Enthusiastic, very helpful, made it interesting. Gave lots of examples to explain things, and encouraged questions.”

“Good pace, good examples, plenty of interaction”.

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