In the University of British Columbia, English 301 is one of the most phenomenal classes for students of any faculty and studies, the reason being its immense practicality of writing support regardless of which field of profession. The course depicts a study of principles of written and online communications in business and professional contexts.

The course English 301 can also be referred to as Technical Writing; As writing is a craft with fundamentals, much similar most all of the arts, this class goes in-depth in the building the core writing found in the field of professionality.  Moreover, the definition of technical writing entails discussion of and practice in the preparation of abstracts, proposals, applications, reports,  correspondence, and online communications: emails, texts, Web Folio and networking. Essentially, the purpose of this course is to prepare and elevate students with distinctive elements of writing in business, professional, and technical contexts.

Since this course depicts a strong supplementary support in technical writing, I expect to achieve at least a comprehensive level of professional business writing. Furthermore, I hope to be able to utilize the professional writing skills to better enhance my career outreach. With my career end goal is being a financial investment broker, the ability to polish my cover letter/resume will be a vast acceleration for my career in the corporate world.