Writing

PRIMARY WRITING

This course consists of fifteen lessons ranging from the writing of informal and formal letters to the writing of narrative essays, with an introduction, body and conclusion. The course explores writer’s voice and perspective in transactional texts, for example, in newspaper articles and even in script writing and monologues. The lessons are followed by an assessment and students can evaluate their own progress.

Are you an aspiring journalist? Maybe you have written short stories or even poetry? Are you thinking of writing an autobiography in the future and are contemplating starting with a memoir before you undertake anything more challenging? Many people are talented writers and enjoy sharing their work with others but possibly cannot find a forum to do so. Boston Language School is now providing you with this forum – not only to share your writing and receive constructive feedback but also to discuss different genres of writing. Journalism, for example, encompasses a wide range of genres including political, science and even digital. Photographic journalism involves writing accompanied by images. If you feel inspired by all that has been mentioned, then the Writing Community is the forum for you. Connect with others who are also looking for a community of aspiring poets, novelists and journalists and begin writing in earnest.

Boston Language School is proud to be the forum for developing poets, writers and journalists. Writing an award-winning novel, poem or even article takes practise and refinement. If you love searching for originality of expression and creativity in imagery, and feel bored with cliched and prosaic writing, then this is the competition for you to enter. Writing is a process and as an aspirant writer you possibly would welcome constructive feedback, even if you are not, at first, an award-winning writer. Keep your eye on our regular writing competitions and keep your imagination tuned into excellence.