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AFAIK, there are no officially-sanctioned TW Certifications available,
anywhere. You can get a certificate, which is not at all the same as
certification. If you do happen to come across a good certification program,
approved by a national and professionally-respected body, I'm sure we'd love
to know about it.
--Beth
Beth Agnew
Professor, Technical Communication
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology
416-491-5050 x3133
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Subject: Technical Writing Certifications
Hi,
I plan to get a technical writing certification. Can anybody suggest one?
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