RE: A brief intro and a question

["Richard Smith" <Richard -dot- Smith -at- windriver -dot- com>]

Shavon,

The UC Berkeley extension has a great TW program, plus classes on loads of
technical topics. They have some online classes as well, though I have not
taken any of them. It's nearby with easy public trans access.

A  real upshot of the UCB classes is that you can do some job search
networking with local people.

Richard Smith


>
> Hi folks. My name is Shavon, and I'm a budding techwriter in
> Oakland, CA. I
> worked for a company in Mountain View for a few years, but now my
> job is ending
> due to budget cuts, so I'm taking additional techwriting classes from the
> Brooklyn College Technical Writing Certificate Program online.
> Anybody ever
> heard of it or tried it?



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