Course

E-mail Etiquette

Most of us know how to use e-mail, nevertheless, when the etiquette followed while e-mailing goes wrong, things get awry. Communication via an e-mail requires both respect and common sense as much as oral communication. The same respect and professionalism expected from others to is also crucial in written communications. Just like written letters, telephone conversations, and face-to-face speech, e-mail is guided by etiquette. Mutual respect and common sense prevail in order to guide us in all forms of communication. Hence, it is vital to follow the rules of good communication to make sure not just th content is right, but even the email etiquette followed is right.

5 Lessons

Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be familiar with the following:

  • What e-mail etiquettes are and why are they necessary
  • Factors to be kept in mind before looking to compose an e-mail
  • Different segments of an e-mail as well as which segment is to be used how and when
  • Essential complexities involved with composing e-mails and how to go about them
  • Best practices to be followed while composing e-mails
Level: NA
Duration: 2 hours
Pre-requisites: NA
What’s next: NA