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Duration

1 or 2 days

Tuition

$655

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Oct 5-Oct 6

Plus 1 other start dates

Feb 12 - Feb 12 2027

Commitment

Part-Time

Delivery

Classroom

Year Founded

1848

Scholarships

no

Learn how professional copywriters use strategies and words to win over their readers. Discover proven tools and techniques that will improve your writing’s persuasive power. Fulfill your potential as a copywriter. Whether you’re creating advertisements… brochures… sales letters… press releases… or web content… this comprehensive course will teach you how to write dynamic, compelling copy that produces results.

What You’ll Learn

  • Develop an effective communication strategy.
  • Positioning of your product or service.
  • Develop a unique selling proposition.
  • Distinguishing benefits from features.
  • Unearth creative benefits.
  • Apply the AIDA principle to persuade your readers (Attention-Interest-Desire-Action).
  • Compose attention-grabbing headlines Following — or breaking! — the twelve rules of promotional writing.
  • Write a promotional copy for your website.
  • Understand the eight steps to writing effective brochures.

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Student Reviews (10)

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University of Ottawa

Good balance of theory and practical work

Alex Harnack

Ottawa • February 12, 2026

Graduated From

Computer Engineering Technology - Computing Science

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

This program had a good balance of theory and practical work. We did programming, embedded systems, networking — a bit of everything without it being too shallow. Group projects were a lot, and some courses were tougher than others, but the small-cla...

This program had a good balance of theory and practical work. We did programming, embedded systems, networking — a bit of everything without it being too shallow. Group projects were a lot, and some courses were tougher than others, but the small-class vibe made it easy to get help. If you like building things and want something more applied than straight CS, it’s a good fit.

University of Ottawa

Solid mix of hands-on tech and real coding

Finn Stapleton

Ottawa • February 12, 2026

Graduated From

Computer Engineering Technology - Computing Science

Overall:

4 out of 5

Instructors:

4 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

4 stars

UOttawa’s Computer Engineering Tech (Computing Science) was a solid mix of hands-on tech and real coding. You spend a lot of time building stuff — circuits, systems, apps — and the labs actually matter, not just slides in a classroom. The profs a...

UOttawa’s Computer Engineering Tech (Computing Science) was a solid mix of hands-on tech and real coding. You spend a lot of time building stuff — circuits, systems, apps — and the labs actually matter, not just slides in a classroom. The profs are mostly helpful, and being in Ottawa means there are decent internship and job chances around tech companies. It’s not always easy, but by the end you feel like you can walk into a tech job with real experience

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