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Letter Writing

Organizations hire candidates who excel in letter writing to effectively represent their company, communicate crucial information, and forge strong relationships with clients, partners, and stakeholders. These candidates possess the ability to craft clear, concise, and persuasive letters that address different audiences, ensuring that the organization's message is well-received and understood. By employing professionals skilled in letter writing, companies can navigate the complexities of the modern workplace while maintaining a professional image and driving successful communication strategies.

Assessment Details
US $15

Performance Analysis report

40 minutes
40 MCQ

Certificate of Specialization

Credential of Readiness 

Test Syllabus

The Letter Writing Skill Test evaluates a candidate's ability to craft well-structured, clear, and persuasive letters that effectively convey information and address the needs of various audiences. This assessment focuses on the practical application of letter writing, ensuring that candidates can skillfully represent their organization and communicate complex ideas in a professional manner. By testing their understanding of the nuances involved in crafting impactful letters, this test verifies that candidates are equipped to handle a wide range of communication tasks within the modern workplace.


Topics covered in the test:


  • Business Writing

  • Microsoft Word 2010 Fundamentals

  • Sentence Structure

  • Sentence Types

  • Technical E-mail Etiquette

Related Roles

Having verifiable letter writing skills can give you an edge in various professional roles where clear and effective communication is essential. Your ability to write persuasive and well-structured letters is in demand across industries, from sales and marketing to human resources and administration. Whether you're looking for an internship or a full-time role, having a strong background in letter writing can open up a variety of opportunities and help you stand out in a competitive job market.


Internship Roles:


  • Marketing Intern

  • Communications Intern

  • Human Resources Intern

  • Administrative Intern

  • Sales Intern


Full-time Roles:


  • Marketing Specialist

  • Communications Specialist

  • Human Resources Manager

  • Administrative Assistant

  • Sales Representative

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