This course teaches basic principles and applications of technical writing in validation documents. Attendees use the principles to create well-designed, clear, and concise validation documents. Validation documents included are Master Validation Plans (MVP), validation plans, and validation reports. This course focuses primarily on the documentation created to support validation activities, rather than Validation as a function. Our validation documents course uses a blended approach of classroom and real-life work application. This approach allows participants to practice those tools and concludes with a review of an existing report to apply new learning.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR TECHNICAL WRITING PRINCIPLES TRAINING:
Identify regulatory requirements for technical documents
Correctly construct an organized document
Identify design elements needed for documents
Correctly use concise language
Understand grammar requirements
Differentiate between passive and active language
Identify document opportunity using Microsoft Word tools

LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR DOCUMENTING INVESTIGATIONS TRAINING:
The Documenting Investigations course covers these learning objectives:
Clarify principles and expectations for technical writing
Apply technical writing principles to investigation reports
Identify the four main elements to investigation reporting
Demonstrate proficiency by successfully completing participant writing exercises
Organize investigation reports and plan the sections needed

LEARNING OBJECTIVES FOR WRITING VALIDATIONS TRAINING:
Define validation documentation
Define principles and expectations for validation documents
Apply technical writing principles to validation documents
Write effective validation documents