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Stories of how a 1st class degree holder got his excellent results; of how a businesswoman improved her skills by studying; of how a graduate got a job long before graduation day. All these are in the 4th issue of "The Legacy" and you can find them here: shorturl.at/uwBU6

When you write, do you think of your audience, whether it is a scholarship you're applying for, a sensitive email you need to send, or a report to a donor? In our "Improve your Writing" class, we'll talk about why knowing your audience is crucial. Sign up to learn this and more.

Looking forward to this Hellen Mukiibi. One cannot get enough lessons on resilience.

We are excited. Waiting impatiently 😊.

She is one of those individuals who I feel like I've known all my life, yet there is also an air of mystery about her. She has been a prominent figure in the media world for as long as I can recall. In fact, neither of us could pinpoint the exact moment we first crossed paths.

It was fun and refreshing to walk with Jacqueline Asiimwe this morning. The laughter, conversation, and exchanging of ideas was a great start to my day. I should obviously hang out more with her 😃. Thanks Jackie for a beautiful one and a half hours on the road.

We are back with our third cohort! The "Improve your Writing" course starts its third class on July 17th. Part of what the course will teach are three important Cs when it comes to writing: - How to be concise - How to be coherent - How to be consistent See you there. 😊

Additionally... Furthermore... In conclusion... Such words help make the text flow from one paragraph to another. But it can get monotonous especially when they are over used. In the Improve your Writing class, we will discuss various ways to do this better. Join us on July 17th.

We've got 2 days left to the start of the writing class. Participants are given assignments after each lesson to help them practise what they have learnt. Reviewing these assignments is always fun and a good way to learn from each other. So if you haven't yet signed up, do so.

We love to see it 😍. A belated happy birthday to Lillian Madoi

“There are things that will make you courageous. And one of them is love.” ~ Ruth Sebantidira, at a Project Girls 4 Girls, Uganda mentorship session. ❤️

Enjoy the most of it, even as you eventually get to learn the names and culture!

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“As a writer, your first responsibility is to develop yourself.” ~ Goretti Kyomuhendo at the one year anniversary of the republication of “Whispers from Vera”.

Training a team from Uganda Development Bank Ltd on writing was fun. What I enjoy about such training is not only helping people learn skills; I also get to learn something. Our last session for the year on "Improve your Writing" for individuals starts on Oct 4th. Details to be shared soon!

Do you write pieces and send them out only to realise later that they have embarrassing errors? Do you struggle with picking the right vocabulary for your audience? If you have challenges in any of these areas, this course is for you. We start on October 2nd. Come and learn!

Part of the joy of teaching, is seeing people grow and getting feedback that they now find writing easier. Our next class starts on October 2nd. Do join and let’s give you skills to get better.

“May I never lose the wonder Oh, the wonder of your mercy May I sing your hallelujah Hallelujah, amen.” May we never lose the wonder of what God has done, is doing and will do for us.

If you want to communicate better, be well understood, and get results because of good writing, we are here to help. Five sessions Helpful resources Assignments to help you practice what you learn. We start on October 2nd. Come join us.