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Elaine Marie Factor is a teacher-of-all-ages, creative writer, editor, family biographer, and Philippine-based memoir writing mentor. She finds calm in arts and gains confidence through prayer. Her world stops when she reads and listens to stories, real or unreal.

At age 24, Elaine wrote Feast Books’ Best-Selling memoir, Finding You: A Memoir on Dreams, Detours, and Destiny which became one of the finalists under Youth Category in Jaime Cardinal Sin Catholic Book Awards 2017. In 2018, she wrote an e-poetry collection titled Gentle Words; and in 2022, published Scribbling from Memory , a self-help/memoir that thoroughly discusses memoir as an art and form. Her articles and essays have appeared in Feast Magazine, FiSH Magazine, Angel Rising Magazine, Didache, Didache Youth, Gabay, and Yapak PH.

Elaine is a member of Biographers International Organization, and has been mentored by Wendy Dale, a Penguin Random House author and memoir writing teacher based in Peru.

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Nini is a creative writer, digital marketer, and servant of God. Her written works have appeared in both print and online publications. She loves to connect with people in coffee shops and is easily delighted with their stories.

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At a loss for words? Having difficulty turning those ideas into the written word? Then come to the WRITE place. The Young Writers' Hangout offers individual, hands-on writing sessions specifically designed to cater to your child’s writing needs.

Whether it be for fiction, poetry, essays, writing assignment, or any other writing style or genre, we aim to nurture your child’s talents and writing skills through guided and timed writing sessions, feedback from writing mentors in a supportive, positive and encouraging environment and learning from the works of other writing buddies as well as beloved books and authors, and the freedom and space to allow the writer in your child to sprout wings and flourish.

No two sessions will be alike as we understand the unique gift for writing waiting to be unleashed within each student. And as those blank pages get filled with your child’s words, there’s no harm having fun while learning and the development of talent take place. Open to kids and teens ages 8-17 years old.

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The summer workshop will lead the students to discover the writer in them as we explore and share different forms of writing with one another, using some of our favorite books from the Philippines and other countries as models.

All for fun, for the sheer enjoyment and love of words, and can it be helped if true learning happens along the way?

A starter book of the student’s writing is the expected end product. Take our word for it! Let’s write away!

We will have two guest writing mentors. Online workshop via Zoom.

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Participants will be encouraged to write their life stories, drawing from life-changing events in their lives. For what does one write about if not what one knows best? The facilitator will share her own "unexpected" journey that has led to published books and writing advocacies. The class will engage in writing and critiquing exercises.

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Creative Writing Training Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Creative Writing

What is Creative Writing?

Main Elements of Creative Writing
Types of Creative Writing
Techniques Used in Creative Writing

Module 2: Challenges for Translation

Challenges to Writers
Challenges for Translation
Experiment Challenges
Design and Quality Challenges

Module 3: Composition and Creative Writing

Introduction to Composition Writing
Types of Composition Writing

Module 4: Seven Processes of Creative Writing

Planning or Prewriting
Drafting (or Writing the First Draft)
Sharing Your First Draft
Evaluating Your Draft
Revising Your Content
Publishing Your Final Product

Module 5: Writing Fiction

Literary Fiction
Form and Structure
Finding Characters
Basics of Story Making

Module 6: Creative Nonfiction

Meaning of Creative Nonfiction
Characteristics of Creative Nonfiction
Tips for Creative Nonfiction Writing
Common Literary Nonfiction Subgenres

Module 7: Basics of Writing Poetry

Listening to Language
Finding Language
Awakening and Shaping Language
Playing with Language

Module 8: Performing Writing

Introduction to Performing Writing

Module 9: Writing in the Academy and Community

Introduction

Module 10: Tips to Improve Creative Writing

Do Not Underestimate the Reader
Give Your Characters Life
Utilise Strong Words
Check Your Commas
Grab Attention from the Start
Give the Reader a Satisfactory Ending

Who should attend this Creative Writing Training Course?

The Creative Writing Training Course is designed for individuals eager to refine their creative writing skills. This course is ideal for aspiring writers, professionals in content creation, and anyone seeking to enhance their storytelling abilities. The following individuals can greatly benefit from attending this course:

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Prerequisites of the Creative Writing Training Course

There are no formal prerequisites for this Creative Writing Course.

Creative Writing Training Course Overview

Creative Writing is an art form that enables expression, storytelling, and communication in unique and imaginative ways. Among the Personal Development Courses, this course offers an introduction to the diverse world of creative writing, highlighting its importance in personal expression and professional communication. Understanding and developing creative writing skills can enhance one’s ability to engage and captivate audiences.

Professionals in fields such as marketing, advertising, journalism, and education will find this course particularly beneficial. It’s also ideal for aspiring writers and those in any role requiring narrative skills. Creative writing enhances one’s ability to convey messages compellingly and creatively, making it a valuable skill in many professions.

The Knowledge Academy’s 1-day Creative Writing Training Course is designed to unlock creativity and improve writing skills. The training covers various aspects of creative writing, from character development to plot structuring, providing delegates with the tools to express themselves more effectively through writing.

Course Objectives:

To explore the fundamentals of Creative Writing
To develop skills in character creation and development
To learn the art of crafting engaging narratives and plots
To enhance descriptive and expressive writing abilities
To understand various genres and styles in creative writing
To practice writing with feedback and guidance

Upon completion, delegates will have honed their creative writing skills, enabling them to craft more engaging and imaginative works. They will leave with a deeper understanding of storytelling techniques and the confidence to apply these skills in both personal and professional contexts.

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No one is born with the ability to tell stories, but everyone has one to share. The capacity to communicate through storytelling, poetry and other forms is a skill that may be acquired, refined, and elevated to the level of an art. The majority of us actually have some creativity, albeit it is frequently muted or overlooked because of external factors or other pressing needs. The creative writing courses in the Philippines, being offered by various institutions, provide a window through which we can let our thoughts and emotions out.

List of best creative writing courses in the Philippines

Each of us has gone through a range of feelings and has encountered our own set of difficulties. Through lovely expressions and words, creative writing expresses these feelings and emotions. But creative writing is more than just using words and jargon, it is the ability to come up with characters and plots, and be able to place both against a realistic backdrop. Writing using captivating language and judicious use of numerous literary tropes are skills that only experienced creative writers possess.

What is Creative Writing?

Any writing that goes beyond the traditional norms of professional, journalistic, academic, or technical forms of literature is considered creative writing. This writing is typically characterized by an emphasis on narrative craft, character development, the use of literary tropes, or different poetic traditions.

Benefits of Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines

· Building confidence

Writing creatively is a technique that will enable you to fully develop your unique voice and perspective without artificial constraints. You have more freedom to research and voice your opinions on subjects, points of view, philosophies, people, etc. Additionally, doing so will give you more confidence and ease when expressing your viewpoints in other writings.

· Clarification of Thoughts

You may express your thoughts and emotions more clearly through creative writing. You’ll be able to see things clearly in the workplace and throughout the rest of your life, enabling you to solve challenges in the future.

· Meeting with Like-Minded people

When one meets other writers, one can pick up different methods and approaches. Meeting like-minded individuals also facilitates the exchange of fresh viewpoints and thoughts on the same subject. While some dissertation writing services allow students to readily express their ideas on paper, others find it difficult or unpleasant to write these essays due to laziness or a lack of writing ability.

· Improvement in Vocabulary

Writing promotes vocabulary and gives insight into reading and writing processes. Additionally, you will have a thorough understanding of grammar and how to use it in your compositions. Therefore, after being aware of the methods used by an essay writing service, a person will likewise be able to bend and break the laws.

· Boosting the Imagination

By thinking beyond the box while writing, a person can engage and enhance their creativity. Becoming more adept at identifying alternatives and solutions to challenges, also aids in igniting his imagination.

Eligibility Criteria for Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines

It’s a common misconception that you don’t need a degree in creative writing to be a writer, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. For those who are passionate about writing, a creative writing degree is a blessing—not because of the worth of the degree once you’ve earned it, but rather because of the lessons you acquire while doing the course.

A creative writing degree allows you three years to concentrate on your writing, refine your style, and explore the intricacies of this craft. It entails being exposed to a world of excellent reading, which will influence both your artistic vision and your complete worldview.

A creative writing degree is therefore worthwhile if you are serious about improving the caliber of your work. The courses, whether taken at the bachelor’s or master’s level, are meant to give students the necessary skills in their chosen specialty to prepare them for the industry’s high demand and rapid growth.

Higher secondary education, or 10+2, with humanities or the arts as the primary discipline, is required to enroll in a bachelor’s program in Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines. You must possess a bachelor’s degree in the relevant discipline to meet the normal requirements to enroll in master’s level courses at universities overseas. Your advantage will increase if you have a fine arts bachelor’s degree.

How to Improve Your Writing Skills

Many people find writing to be scary, especially those who don’t write often or for a living. The good news is that writing doesn’t have to be painful, and almost anyone can develop their writing skills with a little discipline and openness to learning. Here are four ways you may immediately start honing your writing abilities.

Writing: Just like anything else, writing requires practice if you want to improve. Regular writing will help you build a distinct style and lessen your dread of the blank page if you want to improve your writing abilities. Therefore, keep writing even if no one reads it. A man becomes flawless through practice.
Reading: The best writers are avid readers and reading regularly is a simple approach to start improving your writing abilities. Read more difficult material than you usually do, and pay close attention to the sentence structure, word choice, and overall flow of the writing.
Research: Aside from copying someone else’s work, not doing your homework will quickly damage your credibility. Therefore, be sure to conduct enough study on your subject.
Journaling: Keeping a journal is a good approach to increasing your sensitivity to your surroundings. Making it a daily habit to write about anything will help you improve your writing. It encourages gathering ideas and introspection, two skills that are essential for creative authors. Additionally, it will boost your self-assurance.

Job Opportunities After Doing Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines.

If you have a passion for creative writing, you’d probably want to pursue a career that would allow you to spend most of your time doing what you love, if not the entire day. There is a potential for an opportunity with every difficulty. For creative authors, there are several employment options available. Innovative writers can currently hold a variety of titles, including:

Book writer (Author) – By telling a tale or exploring a subject of interest, one can become an author. Depending on the type of tale you want to tell for a specific audience, it could fall under the fiction or non-fiction category.
Copywriters – Mainly in the field of marketing/advertising field. The job of a copywriter is to create content highlighting the feature of a particular product/ service in a compelling manner for the customer. These people are accountable for writing brochures, publicity letters, product catalogs, circulars,s, etc.
Article writers – Article writers can write on the subjects of Fashion, food, travel, health, trade, entertainment, sports, education, politics, etc. are just a few of the topics. You can also choose to write for different newspapers, magazines, websites, etc. Publishing a book demands a lot of marketing efforts after you are done writing the book. You have the option of collaborating with a reputable publishing house or self-publishing the book.
Scriptwriters – The content and tales for movies, plays, television shows, etc. are written by scriptwriters. They do extensive research and work hard to develop a narrative and a storyline for a certain theme or issue. Writing real, original, and well-crafted dialogue can be difficult for screenwriters.

Besides these options, a person can begin their own freelance creative writing portfolios or can choose to write for a newspaper or a digital media outlet. The quality of your work and the professionalism you bring to the table will play a major role in determining your level of success in this field.

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Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines

1. iim skills.

IIM SKILLS is a reputable and expert training company for aspiring writers. Their Content Writing Course includes a module on creative writing, including 16 hours of lectures, 60 hours of practical assignments, and free tools worth INR 30,000/. IIM SKILLS also provides coaching on writing and then publishing your first book on Kindle.

Course Duration

The course is a four-week program along with three months of internship.

The course is priced at 9,893.21 Philippine pesos.

IIM SKILLS students who have graduated from the institute and are leading meaningful lives give great praise to the program. If are looking for assistance to turn your writing into creativity that will create a whole new imaginative world for the reader, then IIM SKILLS should be on your wish list

Phone: +91 9580 740 740

Email: [email protected]

2. De La Salle University

On the list of Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines, next, we have De La Salle University in Manila. A Master’s in creative writing is offered by the university. Instructions will be mostly by workshops, including weekend workshops off-campus. The students will have the chance to write their own creative works while participating in these workshops alongside skilled professionals.

Key Features

The Master of Fine Arts in creative writing program at De La Salle University is aimed to assist students who are passionate about writing in enhancing their abilities and becoming successful writers.
The students are exposed to the theoretical and practical aspects of writing, including the prospects and possibilities of publication and performance.
Assessment of the learners’ own work under the mentorship of established writers through intensive examination.

Key Information

Duration: Full-time: 12 Months

Language: English

Delivered: On Campus

Disciplines

Creative writing

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Tuition Fee: 2,484 Eur/year (3,930 Philippine Pesos)

Program Structure

Courses include:

Fiction Writing Techniques
Fiction Writing
Poetry Writing Techniques
Poetry Writing
Playwriting Techniques
Playwriting
The Art of Literary Journalism
Creative Non-fiction

3. University of Philippines, Diliman

Next, on the list of Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines, we have the University of Philippines, Diliman. The University’s Department of English and Comparative Literature offers Graduate and Postgraduate programs in Creative Writing in various approaches and techniques in the writing of fiction, poetry, essay, and drama. Young writers’ skills are being honed in these courses by published and multi-award-winning authors who are experts in their field.

Course Checklist

BA Creative Writing
MA Creative Writing
Ph.D. Creative Writing

Course Offerings (Undergraduate and Graduate)

Introduction to Creative Writing: The workshop approach and the notion of genre in creative writing.
Creative Writing and Criticism: creative writing-specific criticism theory and practice.
Fiction I: The craft of fiction, specifically that of the contemporary short story, including an analysis of how its techniques have evolved.
Fiction II: The emphasis of the student’s fiction writing is on his or her critical and creative range, which is demonstrated in their capacity to depict more complex themes and fictional forms, such as the short novel.
Poetry I: The craft of poetry, especially modern poetry, as well as an analysis of how its techniques have developed.
Poetry II: poetry writing with a focus on the student’s critical and creative abilities.
Playwriting I: The techniques of writing for the stage; the one-act play and various dramatic genres.
Playwriting II: The three-act play and other long-form dramatic genres.
Essay: Development of advanced writing skills in several types of formal and informal essays.
Criticism Workshop: Critical writing workshop covers both evaluations of the performing and visual arts.
Fiction Workshop I: techniques for using fiction writing approaches, such as the short story, novelette, tale, and non-traditional forms.
Poetry Workshop I: poetry writing techniques, such as non-conventional forms, oral poetry, and classic lyric and narrative genres.
Playwriting Workshop I: techniques for using playwriting principles, such as writing for film, television, and radio.
Playwriting Workshop II: Workshop on playwriting.
Playwriting Workshop III: Workshop on playwriting.
Essay Workshop: Essay writing workshops for formal and informal writing.
Writing for Children Workshop: writing class for young readers.
Non-fiction Narrative Workshop: Workshop on the nonfiction story.
Special Problems: Special concerns with translation, creative writing, the arts, etc.
Creative Writing Thesis: works of creativity or important literary translations.
Fiction Workshop I: Workshop on the writing of short stories, novels, and special problems in the theory and practice of fiction.
Poetry Workshop I: Workshop on the writing of lyric poetry, and narrative poetry.
Doctoral Dissertation.

Duration for Graduation: 4 years

Duration for Masters: 2 years

Tuition Fees for B.A program : P20,000-25,000 per Semester

Tuition Fees for the M.A program: P2,700-7,200 per Semester

For foreign students, Tuition Fee is usually higher.

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4. Ateneo de Manila University

Next, among the list of Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines is Ateneo de Manila University which offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in creative writing.

The program aims to produce writers who are skilled in the craft of their chosen genre specialty (fiction, nonfiction, poetry, or drama) while remaining conscious of literature’s place and influence in one’s life and society by combining these methods with the academic study of literary and critical texts, the creative process, and the pertinent contexts that influence literary production.

Peer-to-peer instruction in workshops and apprenticeships with more seasoned writers are both institutionalized.

Areas of Interest

Creative Writing and Literature
Genres of Writing
Philippine Literature
Theories of Writing
The Novel and Other Book-length Works

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the BFA in Creative Writing are qualified to work as journalists, screenwriters, producers, and in the media and entertainment industries as well as in academia as language and literature instructors.

In addition to being practitioners of literature, these graduates are also qualified to work in the creative industries, public relations, advertising, and publishing as copywriters and content developers. Graduates are eligible to continue on to law school.

Duration: Four years

Tuition Fees:

80,000 – 90,000 Pesos per Semester

1,60,000- 1,80, 000 Pesos per year

5. Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas, Philippines

Next, on the list of Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines is the Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas, Philippines. Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing is offered by the Faculty of Arts and Letters- Department of Literature. It is a 4-year program that nurtures and guides student writers with emphasis on four major genres:

Creative nonfiction, and

Students will receive instruction in specialized styles of writing, such as crafting tales for kids, teens, or even people of all ages. The planned goal of program learning for BA Creative Writing majors is the production of a creative writing thesis in the form of a book-length manuscript of a collection of plays, short tales, CNF works, or poetry.

The Creative writing classes consist of both lecture sessions in which literary models will be analyzed, highlighting the effectiveness of their literary techniques and rhetorical strategies, and

Workshop sessions, where the lecturer and the peers will critique the students’ creative writing draughts.
The program also features a significant literary component that will introduce students to literary topics like Philippine literary history.

Duration: 4 years

Tuition Fee: 46,046 Pesos per Semester

Job Opportunities

Academic and Commercial Publishing Houses
Business Companies/International Agencies

6. Henry Harvin

Henry Harvin’s Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines empower writers to put their imagination in words using mesmerizing vocabulary. This practical creative writing course has been developed to motivate you about formulating your own endeavors of

Creative non-fiction
Poetry, and

Course Features

24 Hrs training (8 Hrs writing assignments and +16 Hrs of live sessions)
Three months paid internship.
Free access to creative writing tools worth INR20K.
Regular boot camps spread out throughout the ensuing year.
Get certification of certified creative writing course from Henry Harwin, Govt Of India Recognized and award-winning institute.
100% placement guarantee support for 1- year, post successful completion.
Get 1-year Gold Membership of Henry Harwin writing academy to the certified creative writing course.

Who can enroll?

Content Writers
Digital Marketers
Professors/ teachers/thinkers
Housewives/ retired/unemployed individuals.
Learning period: 24 Hrs
Total program fee: INR 12,500/-

FAQs on Creative Writing Courses in the Philippines

1. how much is the tuition fee for creative writing courses in the philippines.

The tuition fees for creative writing courses in the Philippines totally depend on the institute and the type of training they provide. The course curriculum and content covered and the duration are also the counting factors that affect the fees. You can visit the institute’s website to know about the exact fees.

2. What are the fundamental requirements to become a creative writer?

The prerequisite for being a creative writer is the desire to write and the drive to communicate with words. It is desirable to have critical reading and thinking skills to pursue this career. One should also have an interest in current events and a general thirst for knowledge.

3. How much does a creative writer earn in India?

The average salary for a creative writer is INR 3,60,000/- per annum.

Creative writing can be a lucrative and rewarding career path for those who want to pursue their creativity. Also, creative writing can be an extremely flexible career path. If you want to work as a freelance writer and are interested in exploring, you may choose your own hours, work from home, and select the subjects you want to write about. To enhance your creative writing skills, all you need is persistence and confidence. If you have the required expertise and viewpoint, following your creative instincts and writing can lead to a rewarding life.

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Storywriting School is a learning community for people who dream of writing great stories... but end up getting stuck.

Sounds familiar? If that's anything like you, then you‘ve visited the right website. We're here to give you the tools to get your story written. Yes, you could see that story idea through, even if it's been lying dormant in your brain cells for over a decade now.

You're not one of those naturally-gifted writers you say? We aren't, either. But we've come up with storywriting methods that have, through the years, helped demolish many a writer's block. We believe that while some people might have the inherent knack for writing stories, the rest of us can still learn it—and with practice, create great stories that uplift our readers.

Get unstuck. Write now.

What are your offerings?

We have 16 online courses that are open to students around the world. We have also held writing workshops and courses in Metro Manila, Philippines, and in other places we're invited to.

What kind of people attend your courses?

We get all kinds: artists, accountants, students, teachers, film geeks, freelance writers, parents, producers, etc. The common ground is that they love stories. Our participants are often avid readers who appreciate a good narrative and therefore want to write their own as well.

Many parents have asked us if we welcome children in our courses. We answer with a resounding, "yes!" Kids as young as eight have thrived in our courses and have even done better than adults. It's likely because they haven't developed bad habits that grown ups have to unlearn. That said, please ask your child if he/she really wants to learn to write stories. Storywriting should be an enjoyable activity—not something you feel forced to do!

Note: For our online courses, s tudents aged 8-12 are required to have a parent or guardian assisting the child in going through coursework.

Who created Storywriting School and its courses?

Joachim Emilio B. Antonio is a teacher by profession, a writer on occasion, a scholar by passion, and a writing teacher by vocation. He received his M.A. in Humanities with Specialization in History from the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P), his Ph.D. in Creative Writing from the University of the Philippines, Diliman (UP), and is currently teaching graduate students at UA&P.

Joem has won eight Don Carlos Palanca Awards for plays and short stories. He was also recognized as Best Playwright in Short + Sweet Manila 2014 for his entry, Death in Ten Minutes . His plays have been staged in different high schools and universities, as well as in international theatre festivals. Abridgments of his plays, The Floret Road and exesanonymous.com , were staged at the awards nights of the 66th and 67th Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards. One of his plays, The Dust In Your Place, was adapted into film and became a finalist at Cinemalaya 2021.

He also has a number of published children's books, namely Ang Ampalaya sa Pinggan ni Peepo and Sa Tapat ng Tindahan ni Mang Teban under Lampara Books, and Narding Carpio and the Monstrous Wall under Vibal Group's Chikiting Books. In 2020, Nestlé's NIDO printed three stories he wrote for the brand: Let's Make Pancakes!, Let's Play Outside!, and Let's Eat Lunch!

Joem's writing workshops are distinct from both the “great-writers” approach (which relies on the teacher heavily criticizing the students’ work) and the “therapeutic” approach (which focuses merely on proliferation). He believes in “writing by design,” wherein the writer is trained to anticipate and predict a reader’s probable response to the text based on the writer’s understanding of reality and language. The goal of his workshop is for the student writer to gain the ability to put ideas into paper and to see how the choice and organization of language fulfills the writer’s objective.

TalkShop is a Civil Service Accredited Learning and Development Institution. Contact Us: (63) 917 877 5588 | (63) 917 790 5588

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CREATIVE WRITING

Having the ability to write beautifully and creatively is something you can learn to do. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Sure, it may seem like a “talent” that comes naturally to some individuals, but creative writing is a skill you can master, too. You just need to learn how to articulate your thoughts fluidly in written form, then practice by doing creative writing exercises.

This Creative Writing Course will expose you to various writing styles and forms. This includes prose and poetry, as well as formal compositions like articles, essays, and newsletters. In each session, you will be shown inspiring creative writing examples and learn valuable writing tips that you can put into practice

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WHO IS THIS FOR?

Aspiring writers who want to learn the components of correct and effective writing and the styles of creative and meaningful self-expression

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

1 Rules and application of grammar (parts of speech, phrases, symbols)
2 Principles of composition (diction, words to ideas, transitions, sentences)
3 About writing form (business styles, language format, voice, color)
4 Common errors (word relations, idioms, dialects, figures of speech, jargons)
5 Other styles and exceptions (dual meanings, foreign languages, standards)
6 Other simple strategies (do’s, don’t’s)
1 Master accuracy and fluency in creative writing.
2 Learn to express one’s thoughts and emotions coherently and clearly.
3 Develop a personal style by using one’s sense of connected-ness.
4 Use particular techniques to add color and flavor to a story.
5 Focus on the flow of writing that engages the target audience.
6 Merge logic and creativity in all writing tasks.

METHODOLOGY:

TalkShop uses Integrated Language Teaching. This means 30% of the course is comprised of facilitator-based discussions while 70% is dedicated to an interactive learning experience through:

1 Guided Writing Activities
2 Creative Thinking Practice
3 Composition Exercises
4 Crtitical Thinking and Critiquing Session

COURSE OUTLINE

Course duration:.

I. The Art of Creation II. Setting Objectives and Expectations III. Creativity vs. Innovation IV. Techniques for Improved Creativity

Unleashing Your Imagination
Defying the Boundaries of Logic

V. Creativity Development

Free-writing Demonstration
Expressing Thoughts and Emotions
Demonstrating Writing Devices

VI. Guided Learning

Showing, Not Telling
Using Literary Devices
Adding C.R.E.A.M.

VII. Self-evaluation and Proofreading

Avoiding Redundancies and Superfluities
Learning the Common Mistakes of Writers
Writing Evaluation and Development

VIII. Creative Composition

Imaginative Writing
Narrative Writing
Descriptive Writing
Synthesis Writing

IX. Program Writing and Next Steps

Individual Recommendations
Creating Writing and Dream Journal
Action Plan and Implementation

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Creative Writing

Creative writing, as a subject, primarily deals with the principles and techniques used in writing non-technical forms of literature such as poems, novels, and essays.

Applications

Writing poetry is one of the main forms of creative writing. In taking creative writing classes, you’ll typically be taught the different types of poetry (those that tell stories, those that chronicle complicated adventures, those that explore the poet’s thoughts), standard poetry structures (how many lines should be in each stanza, how many syllables should be at each line, at which part should rhymes be introduced), and the different ways poetry can be used including how to tackle important social issues.

Screenplays

Screenplays contain the dialogues that actors in a movie are required to deliver as well as other miscellaneous instructions that they are required to follow while performing a scene. When making screenplays, students are typically taught how to come up with ideas for a story, how to introduce characters, how to build up tension, and how to effectively end it. Also included are guidelines on how to write acting instructions on the script, factors that need to be considered when working on a script such as budget and time, and how to ensure that your script will sell once it’s done.

Songwriting

People typically see songwriting as something that comes naturally — the result of a sudden stroke of genius that eventually leads to bestselling albums and sold-out concerts. In reality, songwriters typically follow a predetermined process (writing the song, copyrighting it, submitting it to music distributors, promoting it across media platforms) when writing songs. These, as well as industry standards that songwriters are expected to live up to, are some of the things that you may learn in a creative writing class.

Notable People

Max Martin – Max Martin is a songwriter and record producer noted for producing a long string of hit songs from the 90s up to the present time including 58 Top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 and 22 Number 1s. Some of his most popular and recent works include Katy Perry’s “I Kissed a Girl,” Taylor Swift’s “Shake it Off,” Ariana Grande’s “Problem,” Jessie J.’s “Domino,” Adele’s “Send My Love to Your New Lover,” Avril Lavigne’s “What the Hell” and Pink’s “So What” among several others.

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift is a hugely successful pop star who is known for either writing or co-writing the songs on her albums. She started writing songs at the age of twelve and won her first Nashville Songwriters Association’s Songwriter of the Year award at the age of eighteen. She eventually collected six more of the same award during the course of her career in addition to 10 Grammy Awards, 19 American Music Awards, 22 Billboard Music Awards, 11 Country Music Association Awards, 8 Academy of Country Music Awards, 10 People’s Choice Awards, and 25 Teen Choice Awards.

James Cameron

James Cameron is a critically-acclaimed screenwriter and director who wrote and directed two of the highest grossing films of all time: Titanic and Avatar. Aside from the two blockbuster movies, he’s also behind other iconic Hollywood films such as the Terminator, Aliens, and Rambo.

William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare is one of the most famous poets and playwrights (people who write the scripts for plays) of all time. Although the exact number of copies his works have sold is not clear, he is often considered to be the one the bestselling writers of all time. His extensive list of works include “38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems, and a few other verses.”

Juan Miguel Severo

Juan Miguel Severo i s a spoken word artist who became famous after his performance of his poems “Ang Huling Tula na Isusulat Ko Para Sa’Yo” and “Naniniwala Ako” became viral online. Since then, he has branched out to acting in television dramas (as Rico in “On the Wings of Love”) and stageplays (“Hintayan ng Langit”).

Resources for Further Reading

How to Electrify Your Writing with Verbs: A Songwriting Lesson with Pat Pattison
10 Ways to Grow as a Songwriter and Write Better Music
The Process of Songwriting and Music Industry Standards
Poem Structures
How to Write a Screenplay
Most Common Problems in Screenplay
J.K. Rowling’s Writing Process in Her Own Words

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Throughout its history, University of the Philippines upholds its mandate as the country’s state university shaping minds and producing competent students. Notable alumni who graduated from UP include presidents of the Philippines, senators, supreme court justices, and National Artists. The University of the Philippines is one of the top 1000 universities in the world, and is also one of the only three Philippine higher learning institution that is a member of the ASEAN University Network.

University of the Philippines Facts:

UP is one of the top 1000 universities in the world according to the World University Rankings UP held its centennial celebration in 2008 Aside from its quality education, University of the Philippines is also known for its annual Oblation Run where the members of the Alpha Phi Omega organization run completely naked around the university area to expresses the group’s stance on socially relevant issues. Sources: https://www.up.edu.ph/index.php/about-up/university-seal/

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Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing (4 years)

Offered by the Faculty of Arts and Letters – Department of Literature

Description.

Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing is a four-year program that is designed to nurture and guide aspiring student writers in the four major genres: poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and drama. It will also teach them to write in the special forms of creative writing, like writing for children and young adults, scriptwriting for film and television, speculative fiction, literary journalism, travel writing, food writing, nature writing, and even literary translation. The creative writing classes consist of both lecture sessions, in which literary models (professional examples in the different types and forms of creative writing) will be analyzed, highlighting the effectiveness of their literary techniques and rhetorical strategies; and workshop sessions, in which the creative writing drafts of the students will be critiqued by the professor and their peers. The program also has a strong literature component which will expose students to literature subjects, like Philippine Literary History, The Great Books, Anglo-American Literature, Latin American Literature, etc., that will help them improve their own writing craft, The final intended learning outcome of the entire program is the production of a creative writing thesis in the form of a book-length manuscript of a collection of poems, short stories, CNF pieces, or plays.

Becoming Part of the Program

The University of Santo Tomas, in pursuit of truth, guided by reason and illumined by faith, dedicates herself to the generation, advancement, and transmission of knowledge to form competent and compassionate professionals committed to the service of the Church, the nation, and the global community.

I am a Thomasian. I carry the SEAL of Thomasian education. I am a S ervant leader, an E ffective communicator and collaborator, an A nalytical and creative thinker, and a L ifelong learner. With Christ at the center of my formation as a Thomasian, I am expected to demonstrate the following Thomasian Graduate Attributes ( ThoGAs ):

SERVANT LEADER

Show leadership abilities to promote advocacies for life, freedom, justice, and solidarity in the service of the family, the local and global communities, the Church, and the environment.
Implement relevant projects and activities that speak of Christian compassion to the poor and the marginalized in order to raise their quality of life.
Show respect for the human person, regardless of race, religion, age, and gender.

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATOR AND COLLABORATOR

Express oneself clearly, correctly, and confidently in various environments, contexts, and technologies of human interaction.
Work productively with individuals or groups from diverse cultures and demographics.
Show profound respect for individual differences and/or uniqueness as members of God’s creation.

ANALYTICAL AND CREATIVE THINKER

Show judiciousness and resourcefulness in making personal and professional decisions.
Engage in research undertakings that respond to societal issues.
Express personal and professional insights through an ethical and evidence-based approach.

LIFELONG LEARNER

Engage in reflective practice to ensure disciplinal excellence and professional development.
Exhibit preparedness and interest for continuous upgrading of competencies required by the profession or area of specialization.
Manifest fidelity to the teachings of Christ, mediated by the Catholic Church, in the continuous deepening of faith and spirituality in dealing with new life situations and challenges.

Upon successful completion of the UST B.A. in Creative Writing program:

PILO 1 : The students will have learned the current developments in the discipline of creative writing.

PILO 2: The students will be able to write competently, both in terms of craft and of philosophical/socio-political/moral insights.

PILO 3: The students will have acquired a rich and formal background in literature (particularly Philippine literature and the genre in which they work), which will enable them to articulate their own poetics.

PILO 4: The students will have acquired a broad understanding of the role of creative writing and literature in cultural and social development.

PILO 5 : The students will be motivated to become leaders of the literary community, not just in the University but in the larger society.

PILO 6 : The students will have a high level of professionalism.

Application Period: July to December of each year

Application Website

Release of Results: January 28 of the following year

Go to THIS PAGE and look for the “Faculty of Arts and Letters” tab for the tuition fees.

Career Opportunities

Academic and Commercial Publishing Houses

Business Companies/ International Agencies

Reporters Writers Editors Copyeditors Proofreaders

Researchers Writers Production assistants Program producers Newscasters

Editors of newsletters, company reports, and speeches Communication officers. Freelance writers Writers of personal biographies, company histories, histories of institutions, municipalities and provinces “Content writers” – blogs which get sponsors, websites, online publishers Publicists for personalities Doing press releases and building media campaigns Academician in universities and the secondary schools Facilitators of creative writing workshops in government and private agencies In some universities, Creative Writing is also considered an effective pre-Law course.

Student Experience and Support

The University of Santo Tomas provides student services that cater to academic, spiritual, and wellness concerns of students. These support units are found in the different parts of the campus and can be accessed by Thomasians. When the University shifted to distance learning, the services also transitioned to online services to continue addressing the needs of Thomasians.

Program Curriculum (New)

Effectivity: A.Y. 2021-2022

This curriculum may have some changes upon the availability of new guidelines.

Effectivity: A.Y. 2019-2020

Effectivity: A.Y. 2018-2019

Program Policies

Policies of the Faculty of Arts and Letters

Please be guided with regard to the policies of the Faculty of Arts and Letters for its students ( Academic Policies.pdf ).

Code of Conduct (PPS 1027)

The University of Santo Tomas is the second home of the Thomasian students. Its task is mainly to inform and improve the students’ character, attitude and moral values, as well as to develop their intellectual, physical and psychological fitness. A proper norm of conduct is designed to inculcate these ideals.

Thomasian students are hereby expected, in the exercise of their rights and performance of their obligations, whether inside or outside the campus, to respect and act in accordance with the principles, traditions and ideals that are authentically Filipino and Catholic. They must abide by the rules of conduct and discipline formulated by the University. By faithfully observing such rules, they will internalize and cherish the core values of competence, compassion, and commitment.

This Code of Conduct applies to all students who have officially enrolled and to the students who have not been issued transfer of credentials by UST, nor separated from academic relations within the University.

Thomasian students must always observe the positive values upheld by the University intended to improve their character and attitude, as well as inculcate good behavior and moral self-discipline.

The students must always comply with the following rules at all times, even when they are outside the campus, especially when they are wearing the prescribed uniform of their Faculty/College/Institute/School.

Students must behave honestly and with integrity in accordance with UST’s Catholic and Dominican teachings which put high premium on the practice of honesty, truth-telling, truth-seeking and truth-doing. They should not engage in any form of dishonesty, directly or indirectly, nor facilitate or aid in the commission of thereof. They should report to the authorities any suspected dishonest activity by any party.

Students must, at all times, be courteous and respectful to others. Courtesy is an act of respect towards another in recognition of the fundamental human dignity. It creates a climate of goodwill and fellowship.

Students must honor their family and the University by being diligent in their studies. They should have a natural thirst for knowledge and view their attendance in the University as an opportunity to learn and grow holistically. They must be punctual; must be present in their classes and participate in school-initiated activities; and must be prepared for their lessons, out-of-class tasks, and assessments.

Decency and Modesty

Students must give, at all times, act with proper decorum and etiquette. They shall not engage in indecent or lewd conduct which contrary to the mores of Catholic behavior and morality.

Students shall not use foul, vulgar, or rough language in conversations and communications.

The University upholds the sanctity of human life, as well as the sanctity of the conjugal act within marriage. In case a student gets pregnant out of wedlock, she must inform and seek the help of the SWDC, Guidance Counselor, and Father Regent for emotional support, counseling, and spiritual direction. To give the student adequate time and space to prepare for her the challenges and responsibility of parenthood and to take care of herself and the child, she will take a leave of absence from school two months before and two months after the delivery of the child.

In case the father of the child is a Thomasian student, he and his parents will be advised to participate in the guidance, counseling, and spiritual direction of both students and their child.

Good grooming includes the wearing of the prescribed uniform, the authorized shoes, the ID, the male haircut, and other considerations that are similar to these.

THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORMS

There are three classifications of prescribed uniforms. As a general rule, if students are in doubt, they are advised to wear their Type A uniform.

TYPE A – for regular schooldays and formal University Events (e.g., accreditation, St. Thomas More Lecture, Major Exams)

Official white blouse with lambda; Official A-line navy blue skirt; Black closed shoes
Official polo barong; Black slacks (not jeans, not skinny); Plain white undershirt (no big colored prints); black closed shoes (leather is preferred; no rubber shoes)

TYPE B – worn during:

First Term: as announced (only for 2nd year and higher levels)
Second to Third Terms: from the day after Ash Wednesday until the end of the term (for all levels)
Official Type B shirt of the Faculty of Arts and Letters; Prescribed Jeans; Closed Shoes

TYPE C – Tiger Day Attire – worn on days specified by the Office of the Secretary-General

Black / Yellow / White / Combination of Black, Yellow, White / Tigerprint Shirt or Blouse; Prescribed Jeans; Closed Shoes
If the Tiger Day is specifically announced as Yellow Day, students are to wear a yellow shirt.

CIVILIAN ATTIRE

Given the implementation of online learning, students are reminded to wear modest clothes during Online Sessions.

The following are generally not allowed:

micro-mini skirts (three inches or more from the kneecaps); short shorts; cycling pants; tube; sleeveless; plunging neckline / see-though blouses; halter tops; backless tops; tank tops; leggings; sandos; sleeveless jerseys; slippers

Hair Style / Hair Color

Students’ hair style should be clean, combed, and neatly trimmed or fixed. Unconventional hair colors are not permitted. Male students are not allowed to sport long hair. Hair should not touch the collar or neckline of the uniform. The use of hairpins, pony tails, headbands, and the like by male students is likewise not allowed.

In compliance with Memorandum S006-00-ME21 (AY 2019-2020) released by the Office of the Secretary-General, manifesting the clarification on the item stipulated in the Student Handbook 2018, Item 4 (which discusses about hair style/ color under the heading Good Grooming of the PPS 1027 Code of Conduct), specifically on the term unconventional hair colors, all are enjoined, as necessary to limit their hair color to the following color spectrum: from Level 1 (Darkest Black) to Level 5 (Dark Brown).

For your reference, please go to this link: http://bit.ly/2Va6SPo

In particular cases when there is a need for a different hair color, for purposes of employment, theatrical plays, and other school-related requirements, a permit must be secured from the Office of the Student Welfare and Development Council.

Upon submission of the necessary requirements, the student will be issued a temporary pass which contains, among others, the period that he/she is allowed to have the hair color that is not within the above-mentioned spectrum.

TATTOO / BODY PIERCINGS / EARRINGS

Tattoo and unusual body piercing are strictly prohibited. Male students are not allowed to wear earrings and other accessories ordinarily used by females.

Students must wear the official University identification card at all times within the University premises. Loss of the identification card must be reported immediately to the local Student Welfare and Development Coordinator (SWDC).

The students shall join or form only student organizations whose objectives uphold the vision and mission of the University. Students shall join only organizations duly recognized by the University.The students shall join or form only student organizations whose objectives uphold the vision and mission of the University. Students shall join only organizations duly recognized by the University.

University-wide Fraternities/Sororities are prohibited from recruiting high school students and first-year students in the undergraduate programs. Fraternities and sororities of the Faculty of Civil Law and the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery are prohibited from recruiting members from students in the undergraduate program(s).

Duly recognized organizations may recruit members only during the period as prescribed by the OSA for the university wide or the Dean’s office of the College/Faculty/Institute for college-based organization. Duly recognized organizations may recruit members only during the period as prescribed by the OSA for the university wide or the Dean’s office of the College/Faculty/Institute for college-based organization.

Parents/guardians shall be informed by the organization through its adviser about participation of his/her child/ward in fraternities/sororities.

Every student organization must submit the required application paper for recognition (Refer to the Student Organization Handbook) and financial statements prepared by the organization’s treasure and auditor certified by the faculty adviser of the organization, endorsed by the Dean/Director, and Regent.

Only duly recognized student organizations may organize and/or engage in any approved group activity. The organization should follow the University’s policies on Approval of Student Activities.

Students shall not use the name “University of Santo Tomas,” its seal and official logo, in any activity (i.e. fair, seminar, field trip, tour, contract, announcement, etc.) or on any manufactured item, unless duly authorized by the Office of the Secretary-General. Students shall not use the name “University of Santo Tomas,” its seal and official logo, in any activity (i.e. fair, seminar, field trip, tour, contract, announcement, etc.) or on any manufactured item, unless duly authorized by the Office of the Secretary-General.

Organizations are prohibited from engaging in hazing (any physical or psychological suffering, harm or injury) inflicted on a recruit, member, neophyte or applicant for admission or continuing membership into the fraternity, sorority or organization.

Only duly recognized student organizations may post announcements at designated bulletin boards within the premises of their respective faculties/colleges/institutes/schools subject to the approval of the Dean and Regent. However, the approval of the Office of the Secretary-General (OSG) should be obtained for posters, streamers, signboards that will be displayed or put up only at designated bulletin boards within the University premises.

Only duly recognized student organizations may use the faculties of the University but only upon prior approval of the OSA, Office of the Dean/Director, Facilities Management Office (FMO) as the case may be.Only duly recognized student organizations may use the faculties of the University but only upon prior approval of the OSA, Office of the Dean/Director, Facilities Management Office (FMO) as the case may be.

An organization shall not be allowed to operate nor join any activity, including freshmen orientation, after the expiration of its recognition.

Organization(s)/officer(s)/member(s) with on-going administrative case(s) or with penalties of suspension to expulsion shall not be allowed to take part in any organization related activity.

Students must give due regard to the rules and regulations formulated and implemented by the University authorities to ensure that peace and order may prevail.

Student shall not impede, obstruct, prevent or defeat the right of a faculty member to teach his/her course or the right to attend his/her classes or any official activity.

Students shall behave properly at all times, refrain from making unnecessary noise and avoid loitering along corridors especially when classes are on-going. Students are allowed, when necessary, to stay in the campus only until 9:30 p.m. except during University activities.

Students shall observe University traffic rules and regulations.

Students are prohibited from using electronic and communication devices during regular class hours and most especially during examinations unless authorized by the faculty member. Students are prohibited from using electronic and communication devices during regular class hours and most especially during examinations unless authorized by the faculty member.

Students shall not bring, carry or possess any deadly weapon/s inside or outside the campus; shall not engage or get involved in any violence; shall not threaten, bully, or inflict physical or psychological harm/suffering/injury on any person whether inside or outside the campus; and in general, shall not commit any illegal act or wrongdoing.

Students shall not use or be in possession of any substance prohibited under the Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act 2002 (Republic Act 9165). Students shall not use or be in possession of any substance prohibited under the Comprehensive Dangerous Drug Act 2002 (Republic Act 9165).

All first-year students are required to submit themselves to drug testing as a condition precedent for their admission to the University. All other students of higher years may randomly be required to submit themselves to drug testing. Drug testing shall be conducted by the UST Health Service.

Students must actively participate in keeping the campus clean and in preventing pollution or other environment degradation. Thus, they are enjoined to design programs, projects and activities adhering to Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment (Laudato Si).

The leaders or organizers of the student assembly/activity shall be responsible for the upkeep of the venue, before, during and immediately after the event.

For Parents

Let children facilitate their own transactions with the University.
Let children directly correspond with their professors.
Ask your children for updates on the recent circulars released by the University/Faculty.
Class suspensions are officially announced by the government or the University through mainstream media sources. (TV, radio, internet).
Official UST Website
Official UST Facebook Page
Official UST Twitter Account
Request your child to arrange/schedule our appointments with the Dean’s Office or other University offices on our behalf, and ahead of time. Otherwise, call the Dean’s Office or email local SWDC ([email protected]).
Let us help each other in teaching our children to become responsible adults.

The University of Santo Tomas is one of the leading private research universities in the Philippines and is consistently ranked among the top 1000 universities in the whole world. With academic degrees and research thrusts in the natural, health, applied, social, and sacred sciences, as well as business and management, the University continuously strives to make a positive impact on the society.

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What is Content Writing?

Content writing is the planning, structuring, writing, editing, and publishing of web content for digital marketing purposes. Content writing includes different writing styles for articles, blogs, flyers, infographics, brochures, book reviews, ebooks, statements of purpose, Google Ads copy, business listing, academic writing, press releases, business writing, video script, product description, and social media posts. The content has to be engaging enough to grasp the attention of the targeted audience, consistently posted, and of high quality.

The average salary of content writers ranges from 2,37,900 PHP (Philippine Peso) – 2,71,870 PHP (Philippine Peso) a year for beginners to 3,39,850 PHP (Philippine Peso) – 5,43,745 PHP (Philippine Peso) a year for someone with a good hands-on experience of 2-5 years. Salaries also vary for freelance writers, full-time writers, and part-time writers for MNCs, educational institutions, startups, and entrepreneurs.

What are the Career Opportunities?

Content writing as a career option can be taken up by anyone – a student, a homemaker, a working professional, or an entrepreneur. The skills that are of paramount importance while learning content writing is a habit of reading, consistency in writing, time management , keeping up with the trends, and willingness to experiment with the different writing styles. Anyone willing to do the above-mentioned can become a successful content writer.

Some of the Content Writing Career Opportunities Available in the Philippines and Abroad are:

– Content Creator

– Content Strategists

– SEO Content Writers

– Copywriters

– Proofreaders

– Content Editors

– Brand Journalists

– Blogger

– Scriptwriter

– Social Media Content Specialists

– Curriculum Designer

– Instructional Designers

– Academic Writers

– Technical Writers

– Subject Matter Experts

– Video Content/ YouTube Content Creators

– Resume Writing or Professional Profile Building

The Top 9 Institutes for Content Writing Courses in the Philippines

We have compiled a list of the institutes offering content writing courses in the Philippines for you to select from.

IIM SKILLS is an online teaching institute recognized for its various digital marketing and content writing courses in the Philippines and other parts of Asia. The institute has trained over 2500 students ensuring the quality of education and, after the course, guaranteed placements. The trainers have experience of more than 12 years and have worked with top brands of the world.

IIM SKILLS offers a 4-month Content Writing Course (CWMC), which includes 4 weeks of live Sessions, 3 months of internship with hands-on experience, and another 10+ hours of live sessions during the internship.

IIM SKILLS CONTENT WRITING COURSE MODULES & CONTENT

Course Fees: 10,195 PHP

Course Highlights:

– 25 Types of writing skills

– 16 hours of lecture

– 10+ Hours of sessions during the internship

– Free tools worth 23,800 PHP (Philippine Peso)

– Practical assignments and regular feedback

– Exams

– Portfolio development

– Freelance jobs and guaranteed internship opportunities

– Lifetime consulting and technical Support

– Certifications from IIM SKILLS and HubSpot

– Publishing of the work during the course

IIM SKILLS Alumni’s Work at The alumni of IIM SKILLS gets the opportunity to work at some of the world’s biggest companies.

Professional Courses from IIM SKILLS

Digital Marketing Course
Technical Writing Course
Financial Modeling Course
Business Accounting And Taxation Course
CAT Coaching

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Udemy is one of the biggest online learning platforms founded in 2007, with over 200,000 courses varying from self-growth to core education concept building. The courses available on the platform are taught by different teachers from around the globe and have their reach to various sections of society – students, working professionals, budding entrepreneurs, etc.

They Offer a Variety of Content Writing Courses in the Philippines, Namely:

– Ultimate Web Content Writing Masterclass (4.6/5) (Attended by 1,801 students)

– Content is King: Writing Killer Content for Web and Marketing (4.3/5) (Attended by 1,211 students)

– How to write great Web Content (4.6/5) (Attended by 634 students)

– The complete content writing course in 2021 (4.3/5) (Attended by 506 students)

– Become a Freelance Content Writer (4.7/5) (Attended by 71 students)

Course Topics:

– Search Engine Optimization

– Copywriting

– How to publish your work

– Content and Market Research

– Content Writing of various types

– Content Marketing

– Grammar, Sentence Structure, and Vocabulary

– How to edit content

– Website Development using WordPress

– How to keep track of Social Media Trends

Course Fees: Course fees on Udemy varies from one course to another. Students also get discounts on these courses. The fee ranges from 245 PHP to 2380 PHP.

– Self-Paced Courses

– Experienced Trainees

– Pre- Recorded Videos

– Affordable Fees

– Assignments and Quizzes

– Lifetime Content Access to Material

– Certification on completion

– Globally Recognized Courses

Recommended Read: Digital Marketing Courses in the Philippines

3. Skill Upgrader

Skill Upgrader is a consultant company that helps people in career growth. They provide an innovative learning approach through interactive sessions and on-demand training for several courses with the goal of learning through working on projects. With over 1000+ participants in 4+ countries, they are now providing content writing courses in the Philippines too.

Course Modules:

– Introduction to Content Writing

– Web Hosting, Domain, and Website Development

– Understanding the Writing Process

– Keyword Research

– Ways to write Optimized Content

– Process of Content Creation and Management

– Content Marketing Basics

– All about a Call to Action in writing

– Building the content marketing strategy

– Lead Generation

– Email Marketing

– How to Freelance

Course Fees: The course fee is 10,470 PHP, but currently, it is available at a discount price of 5641 PHP.

– Demo Class

– 16+ Hours Classes

– 70+ Hours of

– Tools worth 27,200 PHP

– Placement Support

– Freelance Work or Job Portfolio Development

– 3 Months of Guaranteed Internship

– Lifetime Support

– Instant Content Writing Course Certification

4. Education & Career Times

The Education & Career Times, or the ECT is a government-recognized training startup founded in 2010, has trained over 1200 students, and is now a part of leading content writing courses in the Philippines.

ECT is determined to change the dynamics of the way education is imparted by dividing the course into two steps: learning the theory and later working on live projects during the internship provided by the institute. The course includes live classes, recorded sessions, assignments and tasks, regular feedback, and mentor-mentee discussions whenever required.

The Course Module:

– Content Writing Introduction

– How to build your vocabulary

– All about grammar

– Tools, Tips, and Techniques of Writing online

– Ways to write creative non-fiction content

– Ways to write creative fiction content

– Different Aspects of Business Writing

– Different Aspects of Technical Writing

– Tips for Building Academic Writing skills

– Ways to write specific content

– Basics of Content Marketing, Keyword Research, and Web Development

– Monetizing your work

– Publishing your work

Course Fees: The course lasts for the duration of 3 months, and the course fee is 10,200 PHP.

– Regular Feedback and personalized sessions

– 32 hours of Live Online Interactive Sessions

– 50 Hours of eLearning Videos and Resources

– Live Projects, Writing Assignments, and Exams

– Placement Assistance

– Internship Opportunity

– Lifetime Access and Dedicated Support

– Certification from the Government of India

HubSpot is a free online training leader offering courses worldwide with a mission to provide training to everyone, irrespective of their age, for the digital age. They have expanded their courses to now offer online content writing courses in the Philippines.

They have dedicated instructors who teach you all about content writing in their content writing course from the basics to the advanced level. The course is available for marketing professionals, inbound professionals, and content producers. They have trained 250,000 students to date.

– Power of Storytelling

– How to create content

– Content Strategy

– How to generate content ideas

– How to write quality blogs

– Blogging through HubSpot on Google

– How to repurpose your content value

– How to create content clusters

– Video Marketing Strategy

– Guest Blogging Strategy

– How to promote your content

– Analyzing the Content

Course Fees : Well, as we told you earlier, this course is entirely free.

– The courses are free of cost

– 12 lessons and 11 Videos

– 11 Quizzes

– Personalized training tailored according to your requirements

– Globally Recognized Certifications

Recommended Read: Technical Writing Courses in the Philippines

6. Skillshare

Skillshare is an online learning community from educational videos. With over 35,000 online courses and more than 28 million enrolments, Skillshare now offers complete web and content writing courses in the Philippines taught by a consultant and coach in the field of digital marketing.

– Intro to Content Writing

– Methodology of Learning Content Writing

– How to research, write and edit content and use marketing tools

– Content Writing Basics

– Keyword Research and Grammar Rules

– How to create Headlines

– How to create sub-headlines

– Call To Action Ideas

– How to include an image and sources

– How to outsource or include external links

Course Fees : An individual can get access to numerous courses with a monthly or yearly subscription. A monthly subscription costs around 410 PHP and a yearly subscription costs around 1570 PHP.

– Free Registration

– Self-Paced Classes

– Unlimited Access to classes

– Taught by Industry leaders

– Hands-On class projects

Indian Institute of Digital Education is one of the leading content writing courses in the Philippines and a premiere school for digital marketing education. Founded in 2016, they have trained more than 60,000 students with the help of 70+ trainers on various platforms – online, offline, and on-demand mediums.

Their focus is to impart digital skills to their trainees with keen attention to changing trends in digital marketing and content writing. They work on the formula of learning from the trainers, applying the knowledge in the real world, and then evaluating the results to better understand the course.

IIDE offers a content writing/ copywriting course based on advanced teaching methodology. The course is designed in a way to help you understand the basic concepts of content writing through video lectures spanning more than 3 hours of classes and practice tests and assignments. The course is self-paced with live online sessions and one-on-one discussion sessions with the mentors.

– Copywriting Basics

– Copywriting Basics – Digitally

– Principles of content writing

– Elements and Formulas for Copywriting

– Marketing Appeals in Writing

– The Process of Writing

– Importance of Art in Writing

– Content creation for social media

– Tools and Presentation Techniques

Course Fees : 3060 PHP

– 3+ Online Lectures

– 5+ Practice Assignments and Mock Tests

– Access to Videos for 30 Days

– Dedicated Question and Answer Support

IIDE Alumni’s work at IIDE Students gets hired by some of the leading agencies and companies worldwide.

8. Coursera

Coursera is a massive online course providing platform and offers a variety of courses in collaboration with different universities around the world. Coursera has 4000+ free and paid courses and has over 92 million registered learners.

The courses are taught by industry experts and professionals with years of experience in the said field. The courses are self-paced with quizzes after the end of weekly modules and final examinations after the end of all the modules. With an abundance of courses, some of the available content writing courses in the Philippines are:

– Good with Words: The writing and Editing Program by the University of Michigan includes 4 courses (4.7/5) (Attended by 70k students)

– The content Strategy for Professionals Specialization Program by Northwestern University includes 5 courses (4.6/5) (Attended by 42k students)

– The Strategy of Content Marketing by University of California (4.5/5) (Attended by 260k students)

– Word Choice

– How to Structure and Organize

– Drafting

– Editing Content

– How to Proofread

– Strategy to Market your content

– How to engage an audience

– How to manage content

– How to expand the content reach

– How to create an impact through your content

Course Fees : The courses on Coursera can be enrolled in for free or for a 7-day trial period, but one has to pay the fees for gaining a certificate. The fee varies from 1360 PHP to 3400 PHP.

– Self-Paced Learning

– Weekly Practice Quizzes

– Graded Assignments with feedback from peers

– Lifetime Access to the course

– Certification by the university after completion

– Global Acceptance of the courses

9. Henry Harvin

Founded in 2013, Henry Harvin Education is one of the global education technology companies focused on providing online and offline certifications, degrees, and diplomas to students and working professionals around the globe. The company has trained over 3 Lac students and has a range of 200+ courses to choose from.

They offer one of the best content writing courses in the Philippines, with 10 modules in a 1-course program. With 36+ Hours of online live interactive sessions and extensive content writing practice, they help trainees undergo projects in numerous aspects of writing such as research, technical and academic writing to name a few.

Course Module:

– Basics of English: Grammar, Jargon, etc

– Skills to research online, create graphics, analyze data, edit, and other internet skills

– Marketing and Business Writing

– Content Strategy Building

– Research and Technical Writing

– Academic Writing

– Creative Writing

– Email Drafting

– How to Get Projects

– Soft Skills Development

– Resume Creation

Course Fees: There are two content writing courses in the Philippines offered by Henry Harvin. One with live classes and the other which is self-paced. The fee is 9175 PHP and 10,195 PHP, respectively.

– Live Projects

– Basic Graphic Designing Skills

– Beginners Web Development Skills

– Bootcamps

– Guaranteed Internship

– Publishing of all your work: Article, E-Book, Press release, etc

– Access to Competitions and Hackathons

– 100% Placement

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How is a content writing course helpful?

Content writing courses help in innumerable ways:

– You learn different types of writing

– The guidance and regular feedback on your writing by the trainers

– You get to experiment with your writing styles

– You learn essential web development and graphic designing skills

– You learn to conduct topic wise and keyword research

– You learn to publish your work without any publisher

– You learn to monetize your skills even before starting a job

Q2. What is the benefit of attending online content writing courses in the Philippines?

Online content writing courses are budget-friendly compared to offline courses. They are also accessible from the comfort of our homes, and missed classes can be accessed through the recording, which gives an in-class atmosphere. The resources shared during the sessions are available for a lifetime, and demo sessions make choosing which online course is the most suitable for you much easier.

Q3. What are the qualifications required to become a content writer?

An individual has to just be passionate about writing to become a content creator. All the other course-related skills can be learned later.

Q4. Where can I get placed/hired as a full-time employee once I have finished learning from one of these content writing courses in the Philippines?

Initially, after finishing your course, you can start your internship with some of the institutes mentioned earlier. Then, you can get hired as a full-time content writer after a year of relevant experience in some of the world’s top brands, such as KPMG, Dell, Amazon, Genpact, Forbes, Johnson & Johnson, to name a few. There are other opportunities with startups, institutes, and various existing businesses available too.

Q5. Are all the available content writing courses in the Philippines mentioned in this article?

Yes, there are other available content writing courses in the Philippines, but we have listed out all the top online content writing courses that are out there in this article.

Q6. How important is content writing for the marketing of a business or company?

Content drives the entire marketing as it is the backbone of all the marketing campaigns rolled out by a company, and it is what separates a successful company from any other company. You might be able to design exceptional graphics, but without content added to them, it would be difficult to reach the audience, and that is where content writers come into play.

We have compiled the list of best content writing courses in this article to provide you with all the necessary information before you decide to register yourself. We hope that you will be able to choose the course that is the most convenient for you.

Content writers are in huge demand right now with various profiles for you to enter, and with the right skill set, you will end up working at the world’s finest companies in either the Philippines or abroad.

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Schools offering Literature & Writing courses in the Philippines

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State University, Iloilo City, Iloilo
AB in English Language Studies
Bachelor's ₱ 8,000-16,000 per year

Included in the Free Tuition Law

"It's the best school in the Philippines. Good atmosphere and facilities"

L. studied AB-ENG , graduated 2008

De La Salle University

Private University, Manila, Metro Manila
AB in Literature
Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
MA in Languange and Literature
PhD in Literature
Doctor of Arts in Language and Literature
Doctor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
Bachelor's ₱ 205,000-225,000 per year
Center of Development in Literature & Writing

"The professors in DLSU are one of the best in the country. Everyone wants to bring out the best in their students. Of course, you cannot escape some who are too lazy to prepare for the day but most of..."

A. L. studied ABCOM , graduated 2008

Xavier University

Private University, Cagayan de Oro, Misamis Oriental
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MA in Literature
Master in Literature
Bachelor's ₱ 50,000-60,000 per year

"The professors were great. The atmosphere conducive and the facilities in place."

G. M. studied ABEL , graduated 1997

University of the Philippines Baguio

State University, Baguio City, Benguet
BA in Language and Literature
Bachelor's ₱ 20,000-30,000 per year
Master's ₱ 6,000-24,000 per year

"Professors in UP Baguio comprise of variety of personalities who are excellent in their field. They are not only brimming with brilliance but they also make continues effort to update their knowledge ..."

A. L. studied AB-LL , graduated 2008

University of San Carlos

Catholic Private University, Cebu City, Cebu
AB in English Language and Literature
AB in Literary and Cultural Studies (with Creative Writing)
Bachelor's ₱ 70,000-80,000 per year
Master's ₱ 19,500-35,000 per year

"It has campus is in the middle of downtown and near to Jones Avenue, a main street, where all jeeps ply all the routes in Cebu City. The students came from the middle to upper middle class of the econ..."

A. V. studied AB-ENG , graduated 2008

La Salle University Ozamiz

Private University, Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental
MA in English major in Literature
Master's ₱ 34,000 per year

"Each professor is required to have at least a Masters degree. That, as we know, is a tough feat. Therefore, we can say that these educators are experts and are in the know of what they shared to us. ..."

L. F. studied ABMASSCOM , graduated 2008

Philippine Normal University

State University, Manila, Metro Manila
Bachelor in Literature Education
MA in Education with Specialization in Literature
MA in Education with Specialization in Literature- Filipino Stream
MA in Teaching Literature - Filipino Stream
MA in Teaching Literature - English Stream
Master's ₱ 8,400-17,000 per year

"Most classrooms are air-conditioned and are very conducive to learning. However, there are some classrooms which are dilapidated caused by the previous typhoons. The library, just like the rest of the..."

E. J. studied BSED-ENG , graduated 2014

Ateneo de Manila University

Private University, Quezon City, Metro Manila
AB Literature (English)
Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in Creative Writing
MA in English Language and Literature Teaching
PhD in English Language and Literature
Bachelor's ₱ 160,000-180,000 per year
Master's ₱ 50,000-70,000 per year
Center of Excellence in Literature & Writing

"The atmosphere is very professional, with the right faculties, mentors and references available easily. The professors are the best in the field in the Philippines, and the library is one of the best."

D. B. studied BFA-CW , graduated 2014

University of the Philippines Diliman

State University, Quezon City, Metro Manila
BA in Comparative Literature
BA in Filipino at Panitikan ng Pilipinas
BA in Creative Writing
BA in Malikhaing Pagsulat sa Filipino
MA in Creative Writing
MA in English Studies (Anglo-American Literature)
MA in Malikhaing Pagsulat
MA in Comparative Literature
PhD in Malikhaing Pagsulat
PhD in Comparative Literature
PhD Creative Writing
PhD in Hispanic Literature
Certificate in Creative Writing in Filipino
Bachelor's ₱ 40,000-50,000 per year
Master's ₱ 5,400-14,500 per year

"There is no doubt that the College of Mass Communication, and the University of the Philippines as a whole, is the leader in education in the Philippines. What I liked about my University was the atmo..."

J. V. studied ABCR , graduated 2000

Rizal Technological University

State University, Mandaluyong, Metro Manila
Master's ₱ 12,000-18,000 per year

"Professors should always be respected. You may hate some of them but respect should always be there. School atmosphere may not be the best but learn to accept things as they are ans see the beauty in..."

L. A. studied BSED-ENG , graduated 2010

Wesleyan University Philippines

Private College, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija
BSEd in Literature
Bachelor's ₱ 36,000-38,000 per year

"I just love my alma mater. This was my comfort zone. When I felt bad I just seated on the bench under my favorite tree. All were very friendly to me."

B. R. studied ABMASSCOM , graduated 2006

University of Southeastern Philippines

State University, Davao City, Davao
BA in Literature and Cultural Studies
Bachelor's ₱ 14,000-20,000 per year
Master's ₱ 8,000-14,000 per year

"The campus is very spacious with a big gym and buildings but there is no library. The teachers have masters and doctorate in their own fields. This makes the quality of education better. There were a ..."

N. B. studied BSED-ENG , graduated 2011

Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation

Private University, Lucena City, Quezon
Bachelor's ₱ 44,000-50,000 per year

"Great all of the facilities that you need is provided."

R. S. studied ABMASSCOM , graduated 2002

Far Eastern University

MA in Letters
Ed.D in Literature and Language Education
Master's ₱ 44,000-70,000 per year

"Every coin has 2 sides; the good and the bad. And just like that, all the elements found in FEU were in balance of good and bad. I had awesome and not so awesome professors. The atmosphere was conduci..."

D. V. studied ABMASSCOM , graduated 2012

Mindanao State University - Gensan

State University, General Santos City, South Cotabato
AB in English major in Literature
Bachelor's ₱ 2,000-2,400 per year

"MSU is known to be a standard school whichever campus it is. The professors possess a common goal, to provide very competent products. Most graduates from this university are able to pass and top boar..."

J. J. studied BSED-ENG , graduated 2010

Polytechnic University of the Philippines

AB in Literary and Cultural Studies

"A very interesting and eager ambiance for practical learning. You got to learn through your own and produce something out of nothing because our school lack facilities and equipment, but as a student,..."

J. R. studied ABMASSCOM , graduated 2007

University of St. La Salle

Private University, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental
MA in Teaching major in Filipino
Master's ₱ 12,000-24,000 per year

"The professors only facilitate the learning, they teach us to be independent. The atmosphere is just fine, there's a diverse kind of personalities in school, from the most powerful and the quiet and s..."

M. G. studied ABCOM , graduated 2013

Philippine Normal University - Agusan Campus

State University, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur
MA in Education major in Filipino Literature
Master's ₱ 13,000-18,500 per year

"Among the campuses of Philippine Normal University, One thing that I appreciated most in PNU Agusan was the environment. The place is conducive for learning because the whole campus is surrounded with..."

E. M. studied BSED-ENG , graduated 2006

Cebu Normal University

State University, Cebu City, Cebu
BA in English-Literature
Doctor of Arts in Literature and Communication
Bachelor's ₱ 6,000-10,000 per year
Master's ₱ 4,000-10,000 per year

"Cool atmosphere & calibrated professors. It needs more improvement on facilities but the good thing was both students and faculties were able to utilize all available resources to produce quality educ..."

R. J. studied AB-ENG , graduated 2012

Central Philippine University

Private University, Iloilo City, Iloilo
MA in English Language and Literature
Master's ₱ 26,000-28,000 per year

"Most of our Departments professors are young, they were all accommodating and very good at their craft. I didn't have anything against them since we considered them as our loving mentors. The school'..."

K. J. studied ABMC-BJ , graduated 2011

University of Luzon

Private University, Dagupan City, Pangasinan
Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Professional Education Units
Doctor of Arts

"In terms of the campus, University of Luzon is not that big. Fortunately, majority of the professors are high caliber in academic excellence and mental giants. Most of my professors are authors of aca..."

B. B. studied AB-ENG , graduated 2008

University of the Philippines Visayas

State University, Miagao, Iloilo
BA in Literature

"It was a great school with very competent professors who knew their fields inside and out. We also have recently upgraded our facilities and have greatly improved the quality of education in our depar..."

T. B. studied ABCMS , graduated 2013

University of San Agustin

"For standards in the nineties, the school was not bad. It even had upgrades in multimedia equipment on my last year there. Things could be better, though, like English proficiency of the teachers. The..."

J. V. studied AB-ENG , graduated 2001

Mindanao State University - Main Campus

State University, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur
MA in Filipino major in Literature

"Proffesors are very good and excellent. Atmosphere is very cold, not polluted air, peacefull. Facilities are very old, needs repair or new building like two or three story buildings."

F. F. studied ABFIL , graduated 1989

Bicol University - Main Campus

State University, Legazpi City, Albay
Master's ₱ 9,200 per year

"My school has a friendly and fun atmosphere. I was able to mingle with my professors and talk about my problems at in life and studies. They are like our friends in there even during our lectures; I e..."

C. C. studied ABJ , graduated 2010

Bulacan State University - Main Campus

State University, Malolos City, Bulacan
AB in Malikhaing Pagsulat
Bachelor's ₱ 12,000-16,000 per year

"With the 35,000 population of the school, a quality ambiance will not always guarantee. When I started to know my Mass Communication professors, I begin to realize the status quo of my knowledge. They..."

M. A. studied ABMC-B , graduated 2014

Loyola College of Culion

Private College, Culion, Palawan
Bachelor's ₱ 16,000-18,000 per year

studied , graduated

University of Bohol

Private University, Tagbilaran City, Bohol

La Consolacion University Philippines

Private University, Malolos City, Bulacan

Calauag Central Colleges

Private College, Calauag, Quezon
Bachelor's ₱ 26,000-28,000 per year

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Building a ‘culture worth fighting for’ after Oct. 7, one writing workshop at a time

“Writing on the Wall” is a new creative writing community founded to ‘make something of our desolation’ following the Hamas attack

It was the cans of tuna that author Gila Green hoarded in her safe room that finally unlocked her case of writer’s block after the trauma of Oct. 7.

Green took part in a workshop earlier this month that is part of “Writing on the Wall,” an online community aimed at producing art that reflects the complexities of Jewish and Israeli life at this time.

The workshop led by Bar-Ilan University English professor William Kolbrener and novelist and Ph.D. student Ronit Eitan was titled “Haven’t the Jewish People Suffered Enough” — how humor “transforms tragedy into laughter.”

Humor, Kolbrener told attendees, “is a long Jewish tradition. That’s how Jews deal with tragedy.”

The workshop began with a reading, a selection from a David Foster Wallace essay in Rolling Stone about life in Bloomington, Ill. after 9/11. A summary that does not do the selection justice: Everyone had American flags up, Wallace wanted one, too, but the stores were sold out. A sympathetic convenience store owner saw his distress and gave him construction paper and markers to draw his own flag.

The writing prompt was to take an ordinary object and use it to say something personal, and something related to Oct. 7. Attendees were given 15 minutes to write, and those who wished read their work aloud.

A woman based in New York wrote about the hostage posters and her response to their defacement – she had never shouted at a stranger before, she said.

Objects collected in safe rooms – water bottles, cans of tuna – took center stage.

After Green read her piece on collecting canned tuna fish, some of which she gave to her daughter who was living in a building without a safe room, one response was that it showed her love for her daughter.

“This insight was valuable and unexpected,” Green told Jewish Insider . “Perhaps, unknowingly, I have been more worried about her than I was willing to express.”

After Oct. 7, Kolbrener, who was academic director of the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy, recounted that the idea of publishing another paper on antisemitism did not feel sufficient to him: “I thought, ‘the house is burning down.’”

Kolbrener, who has taught English literature and creative writing at Bar-Ilan University for nearly 30 years, led “an impromptu writing workshop” on Oct. 17, for students who would not be able to return to classes for over two months.

“Writers were on fire,” Kolbrener later wrote about that workshop. “Their stories: a grad student home with four young children, her husband ‘somewhere’ in Gaza; a writer, her son-in-law, identifying the still burning bodies of Kibbutz Beeri; the undergrad who stayed home from the [Nova] rave, but whose friend did not. But they found words, and images – to transmute the horror into art.”

Kolbrener and Eitan were then inspired to start Writing on the Wall, which has held a series of workshops and publishes essays, poems and visual art on its website .

The idea, Kolbrener wrote, is “to make something of our desolation, of that day ,” citing precedents in Jewish history: “The desolation caused by the sin of the Golden Calf led to the second tablets, and human creativity. The destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem led to the creation at Yavne of the Oral Law, the beginning of the Mishnah and Talmud and Midrash, the inspired poetry of the rabbis.”

Kolbrener wanted to create “a different kind of community,” a post-Oct. 7 creative outlet.

“I live very close to Mt. Herzl, the military cemetery [in Jerusalem],” he recalled. “At the beginning of the war, there were funerals, day after day…thousands of people came and there was absolute quiet and silence… You felt the resilience of mourning.”

Yet Kolbrener and Eitan felt that they could not remain silent.

Eitan compared the situation to the Eurovision Song Contest, in which Israeli singer Eden Golan’s first submission, “October Rain,” was rejected on the grounds that it was too political, so she had to sing a neutered version of the song, “Hurricane.” After that, Golan was bullied by other participants and forced to stay in her room while she wasn’t performing due to security concerns.

“We cannot take ourselves out of the game,” Eitan said. “Even if we’re booed, we need to be there. It’s a metaphor. We cannot be silent; we cannot be afraid; we need our voices out there.”

Doing so is “really urgent,” Kolbrener said. “We cannot fight on the front, but we can build a culture that is worth saving, worth fighting for.”

Kolbrener, who is religious and lives in Jerusalem, and Eitan, who is secular and lives in Tel Aviv, highlighted the importance of sharing different voices at this time.

Eitan said that she “didn’t see [herself] as a collective, but I have no choice. I was pushed into that. I had to reconstruct my identity, everything I thought I was after Oct. 7. The rules have changed.”

“This is an opportunity for us to find our voices again. We’re very different,” she added.

Kolbrener said that “no matter how bad it seems in the newspapers in terms of internal rifts, when you walk in the streets you feel 100% unity.”

Still, he said: “We don’t want false unity – that’s dangerous… We are a growing community of people who may not share the same lifestyle or values, but notwithstanding our differences, we all have what to say about this experience.”

Green told Jewish Insider after the workshop that she came into it with the idea that it would help her “regulate and cope with difficult times” as someone who often uses writing to process thoughts and feelings.

“Since Oct. 7, I’ve found myself unable to write,” she lamented. “It might simply be because we are still living through these events. It’s ongoing and there isn’t enough psychological space to write about it yet. Just when you start to process the chaos…something else hits you hard. The pace and enormity of it all can be overwhelming.”

Erica Landis, who began writing professionally after the death of her son in a swimming pool accident, said that “writing has always been how I process my experience in the world… I had no trouble pouring my heart out in my own personal horror.”

Oct. 7, however, “was a bigger horror.” Landis found herself “distracted in a way I’d never experienced before… I found myself having trouble concentrating on my work. It all felt frivolous… I felt that coping mechanism has been taken away from me. I was unable to put this all into words… I was truly afraid I’d never be able to write again.”

Landis said she felt she “simply had to” sign up for the workshop.

“I was hoping for and expecting some ‘writerly tricks,’ I guess, on how to break down the million moving parts of this pain and anger,” she said, “but I think so far I’ve learned that there are no tricks.”

Still, Landis appreciated that the workshop was about the craft of writing, leaving the participants to work through their emotions themselves before putting them on the page.

Green said she was “pleasantly surprised” to be able to write something during the session, and that it was a “significant step forward” for her.

She found the piece about torn-down hostage posters resonant, despite living in Israel where the posters are mostly left intact.

“It’s reassuring to know that others are experiencing similar things and value writing as an outlet,” Green said.

Landis said that the experience “validated the difficulties I was having as a writer … that this is a pivotal horror.”

She was also “thankful to have this virtual room full of safe people (Jews or not) who don’t want to kill me,” Landis said.

“While Oct 7 hurts me down to my DNA, I am terrified of the fact that people – no matter their beliefs – are not horrified and angered by the pure evil and brutality. So, I guess the answer to how the workshop has helped me process is by validating the impossibility of Oct. 7 and the world response not making sense. And from there, we will do our best to bear witness … by recording it all the best we can. Breaking it all down into writing exercises that may spur an idea, a connection, or simply a sentence is very helpful,” Landis said.

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Vital Strategies is a global public health organization working in 70+ countries to strengthen public health systems. It is headquartered in New York City and has offices in Paris, Singapore, Jinan, São Paulo, and Addis Ababa. Vital develops and oversees programs that address leading causes of morbidity and mortality, providing expertise in project implementation and management, strategic communication, epidemiology and surveillance, and other core public health capacities. Our specific programs include road safety, food policy, tobacco control, and activities to strengthen public health data systems and the use of public health data to guide policy and decision-making. Activities are based in low- and middle income countries and cities in Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Pacific. Please visit our website at www.vitalstrategies.org to find out more about our work.

About the Communications Consultancy:

The Communication Consultant, Philippines, will work with the Vital Strategies’ Policy Advocacy and Communication Division’s global team of more than 60 people from various backgrounds from public relations to advertising to communication research. The team has a collaborative culture, clustering people with different skills and backgrounds to execute projects. Vital Strategies’ global team values diversity and multicultural fluency. The strategic communication Vital supports seek to work on policy and behavior change campaigns at scale.

We seek a Communication Consultant with experience in strategic communication, public relations, and digital media campaigns. The consultant will work with Vital Strategies’ PAC and tobacco control teams as well as city, state, and national level government agencies, and civil society partners as appropriate.

Strategic Communication:

The Communication Consultant will collaborate closely with Vital Strategies’ Philippines team, its industry monitoring focal point, global program leads, government stakeholders and civil society partners. They will provide strategic communication counsel on whether and how to respond to legislative developments and industry interference. They will develop and execute communication plans to support a rapidly evolving and complex policy environment.

Policy Advocacy and Social Marketing Campaigns:

The consultant will provide technical support to government agencies on the planning and implementation of evidence-based communication campaigns that build support for public health policies and promote healthy behaviors. Communication campaigns will be aligned with local and national governmental priorities and other civil society stakeholders.

Training and Technical Support:

The Communication Consultant will organize and manage strategic communication and capacity building workshops for government, civil society stakeholders and media.

Consultant Qualifications:

The ideal consultant will have significant experience communicating about health issues, including working with journalists on a proactive and reactive basis; developing persuasive data-driven content, and executing traditional and digital media campaigns that motivate policy and behavior change. They will have a track record of engaging productively with subject matter experts, organizational executives and policy makers.

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Participate in regional and global PAC and Tobacco Control Division meetings.
Serve as a resource to national, subnational, regional and global partners.
Contribute to Philippines tobacco control workplans
Write and execute communication plans based on stakeholder inputs and priorities.
Develop key messaging with supporting evidence.
Write, edit and disseminate content to key stakeholders.
Create PR materials as needed ---- key message documents, media statements, press releases, presentations, spokesperson talking points, and/or work with team consultants and vendors on production and quality oversight of these materials.
Support content development and marketing using web, SEO, email and social media strategies.

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Lead social marketing campaigns from conceptualization to production, media delivery, launch and evaluation.
Align stakeholders on campaign objectives, strategies, tactics, timelines, roles and budgets.
Manage vendors including creative, production and media planning and research and evaluation.
Plan and execute campaign launches via events, press activity.

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Plan and execute training workshops for journalists, advocates and government stakeholders.

Reporting -

Write and send monthly activity reports focused on results and deliverables met.
Contribute to quarterly and annual reports to donors and external stakeholders
Provide regular updates to PAC leadership regarding policy activity, industry interference or communication needs.

Consultant Qualities and Qualifications:

Excellent communicator including high proficiency in English writing.
Excellent judgment, strategic thinking Collaborative spirit: a strong track record of working closely and collaboratively with stakeholders, including governmental agencies.
Have a knack for storytelling and/or working with others to enable storytelling. Ready and willing to take initiative.
Experience and enthusiasm for creating media campaigns.
A deep understanding of the traditional and digital media landscape in The Philippines
Excellent organizational skills and the ability to successfully manage competing priorities and meet deadlines.
Solid knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams).
Familiarity with social media content and execution, especially on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X
Preferably resides in Metro Manilla, The Philippines.

How to apply

Consultant Application Process:

Submissions of interest, which include a CV and cover letter, alongside your rate expectations should be sent to Sandra Mullin at [email protected] no later than June 14, 2024. Please include the names of 3 professional references.

The Ancient Art of Calligraphy Is Having a Revival

Calligraphy, which means “beautiful writing” in Ancient Greek, is seeing a surge of interest from younger people who say it offers a meditative and creative escape.

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Jenny Gross attended a recent beginner’s calligraphy class in London.

May 29, 2024

For the first time in many years, a teacher was correcting my handwriting.

“Go more slowly,” Laura Edralin, a calligraphy teacher in London, told me, as she walked around a table of beginners on a recent Wednesday night, explaining how to achieve even, flowing strokes.

As a breaking news reporter for The New York Times, I am not used to being told to slow down, nor am I accustomed to writing by hand. But both those new to the medium and seasoned calligraphers say the deliberate, steady nature of the practice is a huge part of its appeal — one that is on the upswing. With so much digital fatigue, writing elegantly with pen and paper can be a joy.

Calligraphy, a centuries-old art form, is seeing a surge of interest, including among young people more familiar with coding than cursive. At Michael’s, the largest arts and crafts chain in North America, more than 10,000 customers signed up for lettering classes online between January 2023 and March 2024 — nearly three times more than in the same period a year ago, when about the same number of classes were offered.

An increase in calligraphy-related posts on social media and the popularity of online classes may have helped drive the trend. On TikTok, where users can find how-to videos or watch clips of experienced calligraphers at work, 63 percent more posts used #calligraphy in April 2024 than in April 2023, according to TikTok. And on Instagram, top calligraphy influencers such as Nhuan Dao in Ha Noi, Vietnam, and Paola Gallegos in Cusco, Peru, have 2 million or more followers apiece (on TikTok , Gallegos has 9 million).

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Rajiv Surendra, a calligrapher and actor (best known as the math M.C. Kevin G. in the 2004 film “Mean Girls”), said he was surprised to find that his how-to calligraphy videos were some of the most popular posts on his YouTube channel; one video on calligraphy basics has garnered more than 840,000 views.

In this digital age, “we have come so far away from consciously thinking about how to form a ‘w’ — and how to form a beautiful ‘w,’” he said in a recent interview. For that reason, he explained, now more than ever, people are craving the ability to bring intention and care not just to what they write, but to how they write it.

He has seen this reflected in the response to his videos: A woman in Denmark recently told him, in a handwritten letter, that they had inspired her to start practicing calligraphy with her grandfather’s fountain pen.

“The beauty of the confident stroke” written in calligraphy in black ink. A hand on the right holds a pen at the end of the final stroke of the double quote.

Calligraphy dates back to before the 1st century A.D., said Dr. Chia-Ling Yang, a Chinese art history professor at the University of Edinburgh. By the 10th century, good brushwork had become known in China as a sign of good character . Separate traditions also developed with roots in other parts of East Asia and the Middle East.

In Europe, the introduction of the printing press in the mid-15th century paved the way for a distinction between handwriting and more stylized scripts. Calligraphy in Europe experienced a decline in the 19th century, with the advent of the typewriter, but it continued to be used for official documents and scholarly purposes. “What is the same in all practices of calligraphy, regardless of the language, is the beauty of the confident stroke,” Mr. Surendra said.

Today, part of calligraphy’s appeal is its accessibility: Anyone with a pen and paper can give it a go. Ms. Edralin, the London calligraphy teacher, took up the practice in 2017 as a way to cope with anxiety from a demanding job. Other than a few classes in high school, she had never really pursued art — certainly not professionally — but she lost herself in the beauty of crafting strokes into letters, and letters into words. “I could scratch the creative itch that I knew was in me, but it didn’t require me to sit at an easel for weeks on end,” she said.

Practicing calligraphy helped make Ms. Edralin aware of self-critical thoughts that had become ingrained in her internal dialogue. “If that’s happening day in and day out in everything you’re doing, it’s really hard to spot,” she said. Now, when she hears students criticizing themselves or wanting to give up halfway through a word, she encourages them to embrace imperfection and revel in the thrill of learning something new — lessons she hopes they can apply to other parts of their lives, she said.

Like Ms. Edralin, Amanda Reid, a calligrapher in Austin, Texas, began experimenting with calligraphy both as a creative outlet and as a way to ease stress — in her case, from a graduate degree she was pursuing in physical therapy. She started her own calligraphy business in 2019, taking commissions and teaching workshops, and it grew quickly during the coronavirus pandemic, when people were at home with time to learn new skills online, she said.

For Ms. Reid, crafting elegant words with her pens is not just an artistic practice, but a physical one, with a meditative rhythm of upstrokes and downstrokes. “Some people do yoga,” she said. “But I do calligraphy.”

Some preliminary studies suggest that working with your hands — whether by writing, knitting or drawing — can improve cognition and mood , and a study published in January by researchers in Norway found that writing by hand was beneficial for learning and engaged the brain more than typing on a keyboard. Some states, including California and New Hampshire , have begun reintroducing cursive (long regarded as obsolete in a digital age) into their curriculums, citing it as important for intellectual development.

The new emphasis on cursive comes even as researchers are developing products that will use artificial intelligence to replicate handwriting based on just a small sample of written material, Bloomberg reported .

Even with technological advances on the horizon, Ravi Jain, who attended the recent calligraphy class in London, said the beauty of calligraphy surpasses what any computer-generated letters could achieve. “Nothing will replace the amount of love, patience and time that goes into creating something by hand,” said Mr. Jain, 27, a data analyst at Credit Karma. “I know that the cards I give last a lot longer than a text message.”

Calligraphy by Alice Fang . Images by Marcelle Hopkins .

Jenny Gross is a reporter for The Times in London covering breaking news and other topics. More about Jenny Gross

The Rise of TikTok

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TikTok said that it was introducing new measures to limit the spread of videos from state-affiliated media accounts , including Russian and Chinese outlets, as the company deflects criticism that it could be used as a propaganda tool in a major election year.

An internal analysis found nearly twice as many pro-Trump posts as pro-Biden ones on TikTok since November, a sign of the right’s use of a liberal-friendly platform.

In an attempt to rein in the amount of weight loss posts , TikTok said it will work to remove content about drugs like Ozempic, extended fasting and more from the “For You” feed.

A food editor documents the high, the low and the mid from a week’s worth of influencer restaurant suggestions on TikTok.

At a time of heightened confusion and legal battles over access to abortion, women are turning to the social media platform to talk about their abortions and look for answers.

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Joachim Emilio B. Antonio is a teacher by profession, a writer on occasion, a scholar by passion, and a writing teacher by vocation. He received his M.A. in Humanities with Specialization in History from the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P), his Ph.D. in Creative Writing from the University of the Philippines, Diliman (UP), and is currently teaching graduate students at UA&P.
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1 Master accuracy and fluency in creative writing. 2 Learn to express one's thoughts and emotions coherently and clearly. 3 Develop a personal style by using one's sense of connected-ness. 4 Use particular techniques to add color and flavor to a story. 5 Focus on the flow of writing that engages the target audience.
Creative Writing
Creative writing, as a subject, primarily deals with the principles and techniques used in writing non-technical forms of literature such as poems, novels, and essays. Applications. Poetry. Writing poetry is one of the main forms of creative writing. In taking creative writing classes, you'll typically be taught the different types of poetry ...
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Writer's Block Philippines (WBP) was founded in 2010 to extend help to writers, with the first run of Jumpstart Your Freelance Writing Career seminar. "Writing workshops were sporadically offered back then, and if there were any, these were directed more towards creative writers. We wanted to help out fellow freelance writers who want to ...
MA in Creative Writing
The University of the Philippines (UP) is a state university system, founded in 1908. It was established to provide advanced education in Science and Arts, Philosophy, Literature, and Technical training for Filipino students under the Act No. 1870 of the first Philippine Legislature. It has eight constituent universities (Diliman, Los Baños ...
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing is a four-year program that is designed to nurture and guide aspiring student writers in the four major genres: poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and drama. It will also teach them to write in the special forms of creative writing, like writing for children and young adults, scriptwriting for film and television, speculative fiction, literary journalism ...
Best Creative Writing Courses Online with Certificates [2024]
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular creative writing courses. Creative Writing: Wesleyan University. Write Your First Novel: Michigan State University. Introduction to Psychology : Yale University. Script Writing: Write a Pilot Episode for a TV or Web Series (Project-Centered Course): Michigan State University.
Top 9 Content Writing Courses in the Philippines With Placements
7. IIDE. Indian Institute of Digital Education is one of the leading content writing courses in the Philippines and a premiere school for digital marketing education. Founded in 2016, they have trained more than 60,000 students with the help of 70+ trainers on various platforms - online, offline, and on-demand mediums.
Schools offering Literature & Writing courses in the Philippines
De La Salle University. Private University, Manila, Metro Manila. AB in Literature. Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. MA in Languange and Literature. PhD in Literature. Doctor of Arts in Language and Literature. Doctor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. Bachelor's₱ 205,000-225,000 per year.
Online Creative Writing Programs
Associate of Arts in Creative Writing. Liberty's 100% online Associate of Arts (A.A.) in Creative Writing offers you the opportunity to enhance your writing skills as you prepare for a future ...
Upcoming Intensive Open Houses
Writing/Reading Resources. Upcoming Intensive Open Houses May 28, 2024. Summer's almost here, and so are our next round of intensives! These 7- to 12-month programs allow students to dive deeper, whether they want to launch their projects and make significant progress, refine and revise drafts of existing projects, or find and work with other students interested in a specific subject matter ...
Building a 'culture worth fighting for' after Oct. 7, one workshop at a
By. Lahav Harkov. May 29, 2024. It was the cans of tuna that author Gila Green hoarded in her safe room that finally unlocked her case of writer's block after the trauma of Oct. 7. Green took part in a workshop earlier this month that is part of "Writing on the Wall," an online community aimed at producing art that reflects the ...
Communication Consultant, The Philippines
Advocacy/Communications Consultancy in Philippines about Health, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from Vital Strategies; closing on 14 Jun 2024
Creative Writing
You'll see why studying English is the perfect way to illuminate your creativity, engage your world, and write your future! Use the QR code or check out the coursebook here! May 28, 2024. Click here to learn about upper-division (300- and 400-level) English and Creative Writing classes for fall.
Wor-Wic offers free writing workshop > Wor-Wic Community College
May 28, 2024. News Release. Wor-Wic offers free writing workshop. Wor-Wic Community College will host "Write Your Story," a creative workshop, on Friday, June 14, from 3-4:15 p.m., in the Hazel Center on the college campus at the corner of Route 50 and Walston Switch Road in Salisbury. The workshop will be led by Sufiya Abdur-Rahman, author ...
The Ancient Art of Calligraphy Is Having a Revival
At Michael's, the largest arts and crafts chain in North America, more than 10,000 customers signed up for lettering classes online between January 2023 and March 2024 — nearly three times ...

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