Technical Writing is writing

• about a specific product or service
• for a specific audience, and
• for a specific purpose.

Technical Writers act as a bridge between Technologists on the one side and end-users on the other side.

Technical Writers acts as a bridge between a Producer and a Consumer. They design, and/or edit proposals, manuals, web pages, lab reports, newsletters, and many other kinds of professional documents.

There is huge employment opportunity in this field. You can Permanent, Contract, and even Freelance opportunities.

Anybody with a Graduation Degree can do Technical Writing. While technical writers need to have basic computer skills, they do not necessarily have to write about computers all their lives. "Technical" comes from the Greek techne, which simply means "skill".

Good, Error-free English will help you become a Technical Writer.

•       Business Plans and Proposals            

•       Policy and Procedure Manuals

•       Instructions

•       Help files

•       Tutorials

•       Flow charts

•       Technical Reports

•       Research Reports and Abstracts

•       Product Plans and Designs

•       Technical Specifications

•       User Guides

Yes, basic knowledge of English is essential and proves beneficial for a Technical Writer. If at all an aspirant is not that good in English, at KBuffer the skills can be honed effectively.

Technical Writing is used in Non-IT sectors also. But a good basic knowledge of computers is necessary to be a