Academic vs. Professional Writing

Academic Writing

Academic writing is the primary method of teaching individuals how to expand their writing abilities in a scholarly or university environment. The target audience for most academic writings are professors, peers, and experts in the field. When you think about academic writing styles, think about journals, Dissertations, Thesis, essays, research papers, and more. It's not complex. It's clear, concise, organized, and structured.

Professional Writing

In professional writing, you apply the knowledge you have acquired to real-world situations. When you think about professional writing styles, think about business plans, project proposals, and marketing campaigns. Professional writings avoid clear, concise, and communicative language but include a clear statement of purpose. They address and support coworkers, businesspeople, clients, and managers in the workplace setting.

Tips on academic writing:

·       Use Active voice

·       Avoid repetition

·       Be concise

·       Use Vocabulary that you know

Tips on Professional Writing

·       Watch your tone

·       Be consistent

·       Be thorough

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