English Composition › Section H · The analytical report › Topic H.1
Analytical and workplace reports
Reports are how schools, businesses and governments learn what is happening and decide what to do next. Writing one means separating fact from opinion, guarding against bias, and organising information so busy readers can act on it.
In this topic
- What an analytical report does
- Facts, opinions and reports
- Worked example: sorting statements
- Bias, in sources and in you
- Designing a report for readers
- Questions that find an analytical angle
- Purpose and audience expectations
- Informal reports
- Formal reports and their parts
- Worked example: an executive summary
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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