💼 Writing Hub
Professional & work writing.
Emails, reports, proposals and workplace communication.
How to write a business letter
A formal letter that is clear, respectful and easy to act on.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a CV or resume
A clear, results-driven CV that gets read and gets you an interview.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a formal appeal
Appealing a decision — a grade, a rejection, a penalty, a refused claim — on the grounds the process actually allows.
Open the guide →GUIDEBeginnerHow to write a formal complaint
A calm, dated, factual complaint that gets acted on — to a company, a landlord, a school or a public body.
Open the guide →GUIDEAdvancedHow to write a grant application
Make a clear, honest case for funding that shows you need it and will use it well.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a memo
A short, direct internal message that states its point and its ask in one glance.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a performance review
Writing a review of someone's work — and writing your own self-assessment — with evidence instead of adjectives.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a proposal
A proposal that wins approval by stating the problem, the plan and the value clearly.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a reference letter for someone else
How to write a recommendation that actually helps — including what to do when you cannot honestly be enthusiastic.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a standard operating procedure
Instructions someone can follow correctly the first time, without asking you — for a process that must be done the same way every time.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a work report
Write a clear business or workplace report that helps a reader decide, in plain language.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write about yourself
An honest, useful bio and personal introduction — the ones people actually read.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write an apology
A real apology — personal or organisational — and the six things that make one work instead of making it worse.
Open the guide →GUIDEBeginnerHow to write meeting minutes
A record of what was decided and who owes what — not a transcript of who said what.
Open the guide →GUIDEIntermediateHow to write a cover letter
A short, targeted cover letter that connects your experience to the specific role and gets you considered.
Open the guide →GUIDEBeginnerHow to write a professional email
A clear, polite, high-functioning email that gets a response and reflects well on you.
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