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We have been providing plain English training and editing services to the public sector since 1996. Our clients include local authorities, housing associations and government agencies.
Our editing services go way beyond the normal plain English revisions that you might expect to pay for. At no extra cost, we will check grammar and spelling and suggest other ways of saying something if we think it will make your document easier to understand. We also include a full proof reading service.
Our in-house training courses are so popular that many clients ask us to run extra courses for other members of staff. Often, after using our training services, clients then go on make regular use of our editing services.
We understand the complex needs and constraints faced by public sector organisations. We also appreciate that you have to provide excellent services at value for money prices.
This is what we do best. Take a look around our site and see if you agree.
We can transform your letters, policy documents, reports and publicity into plain English so that your customers will be able to read and understand them.
Our costs are based on a standard rate, so you can work out exactly how much it will cost to have it proof read and edited by experts. There are no hidden charges and we are confident that our rates, and the levels of service we provide, are highly competitive.
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Our one-day open courses are held at:
The Monkhouse Granary
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY4 3HP
The next available date is: Wednesday 29 September 2010
Our in-house courses are highly rated by all our clients with almost all ticking the ‘Excellent’ boxes on our feedback forms.
We have a fixed price for our standard one-day course, which contains material relevant to all organisations. For a small extra cost, we can also tailor the course using your own examples if you wish.
Most clients opt for the one day course, but we can also run two-day or half-day courses to meet clients’ needs.
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