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Gender-sensitive Technical Writing

Inclusive Words, Empowered Voices
As the language inevitably evolves, people are also becoming more aware of the importance of gender inclusivity. Outdated conventions in technical writing that assume a reader’s gender based on pronouns like “he/him/his” are no longer acceptable. Technical writers must be sensitive to the reader’s identity and use language that is gender-fair to communicate procedures and information effectively. It is crucial to break down biases and discrimination related to sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression (SOGIE) by using gender-inclusive language. This type of language is socially inclusive and combats sexist language, which is inherently discriminatory and biased against certain individuals or groups.

The Asian Institute of Journalism and Communication – Professional Development Program (AIJC-PDP) recognizes the need for professionals to sharpen their gender-inclusive technical writing skills. The AIJC-PDP offers an online training program that helps professionals create technical materials that are free from outdated misogynistic and discriminatory language. By championing gender inclusivity in their workplace and in the materials they produce, professionals can promote a more equitable and inclusive society.

With this training, participants can learn how to communicate procedures and information in a way that is respectful and sensitive to the reader’s holistic identity. The AIJC training program empowers professionals to break down biases and discrimination related to SOGIE and to create materials that promote gender equality.
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Course Schedules: November 22, 2024

Individual Rate: 15,000 PHP (260 USD)

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Course Structure

  • Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE)
  • Proper usage of Pronouns
  • Difference of Gender-Inclusive and Sexist Language
  • Unlearning Sexist Language
  • Practices in Technical Writing
  • Gender-Neutral Technical Writing

DURATION

1-Week Study/2 Days

TIME COMMITMENT

8 Hours/Day

FORMAT

Live Online Classes

DELIVERABLES

4 Tests, 1 Project

DIFFICULTY

 Intermediate

COURSE LANGUAGE

 English

CERTIFICATION

Dry Stamp Physical & Digital Certificate

PLATFORMS

MS Office/Google Suite, Zoom Professional, Viber

What You’ll Learn
At the end of the course, the participants will be able to:
  • Integrate gender-inclusive language in technical in technical writing; 
  • Combat sexist language and promote social inclusion inside and outside their respective organizations; and 
  • Contribute to the development of company guidelines on writing important documents.
Course Schedules
  • November 22, 2024, Thurs. 9AM-5PM
Corporate Rates Available.

Special Packages and Rates are available for your organization.

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“Dr. Pauline Gidget Estella is a researcher and lecturer based in Germany, with teaching and supervision engagements in Sweden and Turkey. She previously held the position of assistant professor at the University of the Philippines. Currently, Dr. Estella is one of the researchers in the DECIPHER project, a comparative study funded by the German Research Foundation, which examines COVID-19-related crisis communication in Europe and the U.S. Dr. Estella has extensive experience teaching communication research, journalism, and intercultural communication in reputable institutions in Germany, the Philippines, and Turkey. Beyond academia, she has provided consultancy services for various stakeholders, including research consultancy for international organizations such as the European Journalism Centre, and curriculum evaluation consultancy for the Philippine Department of Education. Additionally, she has worked as a workplace communication consultant for numerous government agencies and private companies in the Philippines.”

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