Presenting & Writing books
A large part of your studies is also developing the skills and techniques to speak up and express yourself accurately. Our free eBooks will help you create a perfect presentation or become an excellent writer. Have a look!
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Where You May Get it Wrong When Writing English
The book includes over 400 suggested correct versions of erroneous samples with useful explanations. New notions for writing in English like quoting and paraphrasing are introduced for the first time.
How to Write an Essay
How to Write an Essay will make life easier for you. It will help you produce an essay that your tutor will appreciate, and that will do you credit.
The A to Z of Presentations
This book will give everything you need to become a professional presenter.
Motivation letters & resumes
Following the process outlined in this Guide will reduce the stress and uncertainty about writing motivation letters and your first CV.
How to Write a Research Paper
Using small, simple, exercises and feedback this book aims to develop the practical and analytical skills needed to write a good research paper - assignments that many students at University face.
Perfect Presentations
This book reveals the fundamentals of good presenting practice. It offers ideas that you can follow to make your presentations truly masterful.
Essential Study Skills
Master essential study & learning strategies for ultimate exam success! Recall faster & smarter, study from books, read effectively, learn how to combine study skills & preempt exam questions.
33 Steps to Great Presentations
In 33 chapters, each of which you can read in three minutes or less, David Beckett shares his 20 years of experience, based on hundreds of presentations given to thousands of people.
Successful Public Speaking
This eBook can help you: structure your material for the best impact, cope with nervousness, maximize the effect of your presentation, and connect with your audience.
Writing winning essays
This book offers practical, proven ways to maximise your success in all aspects of essay writing, for example by undertaking the necessary research.
Towards Excellence…How to Study
This booklet is the outcome of the lectures delivered to the students by the author over the years, and should be useful to all studying in High School, Pre-University, Degree and Professional courses
Be A Better Writer
You may not be a professional writer. Yet no matter what type of profession you are in, chances are you will need to write something on a professional level at one time or another.
Towards Excellence…How to Teach
This book-let for teachers is the outcome of lectures delivered by the author to the teaching faculty of St. Joseph Engineering College, Vamanjoor, Mangalore, and, various other colleges.
How to increase the effectiveness of your training
Whether you are a public speaker, corporate trainer, freelance workshop leader, teacher or manager, there is something for you in this book.
Towards Excellence…Seminars, GD’s & Interviews
This book-let is an outcome of the lectures delivered by the author on this topic to the final year engineering students as a part of their training programme to face the campus interviews.
Academic writing guide for university students
A comprehensive source of all academic writing solutions for students. Suitable for all types of students including beginners in writing, be sure to improve your grades in just 7 days. Happy studying!
Communicating with Technology
This book is designed to introduce readers to the communication process and the competencies required to communicate digitally in professional settings.
Decision-Making using Financial Ratios
The simplest guide in calculating, interpreting and analysing financial ratios. Suitable for students at all levels and beginners in Accounting; you’ll improve your grades in just 7 days.
Language across the Curriculum
This book is an attempt to suggest strategies for coping with the problem of students who are not comfortable with the medium of instruction as it is different from their first language.