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SUMMARY:Asia Pacific | Precision for Safety: Rigorous ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English Compliance for Technical Documents
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\n		\n			\n				Write effective user manuals & instructions with Simplified Technical English\n				\nAPAC | Online Certified ASD-STE100 Training Workshop Programme \nDates: 8 & 9 June 2026 \nPlan later: 22 & 23 June 2026 \nTime: 09:00 to 16:00 UTC/GMT+8:00 [APAC]\nLength of training: 2 days \nCourse registration ends one week before training commences. \nRegister \n\n			\n			\n		\n	  \n*Course fee includes exercises\, learning aids\, certificate of completion\, and 120-day post-training support. \n⁺⁺A group discount of up to €500 is applicable when two or more participants sign up for the same event. Send us your questions: enquiry@shufrans-techdocs.com. \n🏷️ A €210 fee discount is applicable when you also sign up for 🆕 Certified STE Masterclass | Asia Pacific (APAC) Online. \nRediscover clarity in documentation with STE\nSimplified Technical English (STE) or ASD-STE100 is a controlled technical English language that is used to write technical manuals in a way that they can be more easily understood by an international audience. STE helps to make translations cheaper and more accurate. \nSTE can easily be adapted to all technical industries and beyond. Ms. Shumin Chen will show participants how to correctly and effectively use STE in practice. She will also address some of the mistakes commonly found in technical writing and the frequent incorrect use of common STE writing rules. \nWhat customers are saying..\nI am giving this training a 10/10. There was a good introductory and explanation to describe the 2-day training seminar. Rule 1.1 0 lets me use words that are: approved in the dictionary / technical names / technical verbs and is one rule I like very much because of its flexibility. \nI think rule 1.1 is the most critical and important for STE dictionary. Sometimes I have to use non-approved words as an exception\, but I will try to keep this rule 1.1 in my documents for good measure. \nAlthough some of the exercises were tricky\, they remind me of each rule application at that time. So they were practical for my role as a technical writer. \nI want to recommend this course to current technical writers in Korea or engineers who are interested in writing their own documents effectively. Seung Eun Lee\, Technical Writer\, DB HiTek \nOnline STE Workshop Outline*\nWe’re committed to providing the highest quality learning experience in all our online workshops. Therefore\, we’ve made the decision to cap all our online workshop session sizes at just five participants\, starting 5 May 2025. \nThis intimate virtual environment fosters richer discussions\, more personalised feedback\, and a greater overall impact on your understanding and application of key technical communication standards like Simplified Technical English. Learn better\, communicate better\, across all our courses. This two-day Online STE Workshop includes interactive training\, exercises\, and a 120-day post-training consultation. \n\nDay 1: Classroom Training\n\nPractical overview of Simplified Technical English\nHow STE helps both native & non-native speakers of English\nBenefits of adopting the STE international writing standard\nWriting rules and how to apply them in practice\nHow to use the general vocabulary.\nApproved and non-approved words discussion and the rationale behind.\n\n\n\n\nDay 2: Application\, Review\, & Exercises\n\nHow to deal with industry-specific terminology\nHow to use STE for various documentation types\nHow to implement STE with minimal disruption to on-going production and existing documentation\nPractical workshop session for applying STE rules to your own documents\nReview\, edit\, and discuss participants’ own documents to reinforce learning\nClassroom presentation of own documents.\n\n\n\n* Shufrans also offers customised ASD-STE100 training solutions tailored to meet your specific requirements. These courses are normally provided at the customer’s premises. \n  \nWhy select a Simplified Technical English training with Shufrans?\nShumin is a very knowledgeable STE instructor. She kept the course interesting and was always open to our questions/feedback. The introduction to Simplified Technical English has been greatly beneficial for my understanding of what the specification entails. In terms of preferred rules\, I cannot pinpoint a specific set of STE writing rules as they are all valuable. This was my favorite part of the course as I enjoyed analyzing how other writers went about using STE to best apply it to their line of work. \nThe rewriting workshop was my favorite part of the course as I enjoyed analyzing how other writers went about using STE to best apply it to their line of work. I would highly recommend this course to all technical writers. Shumin Chen takes the time to clearly explain the rules of STE. A very attentive instructor\, indeed. If given the chance\, I would really enjoy working along side her. Michael Palmieri\, Documentation Specialist\, AON3D | The Advanced Additive Manufacturing Platform \nWhat technical writing outcomes to expect?\nOur interactive training\, exercises and workshop\, will teach participants to standardise content to: \n\nEnhanced Communication & Efficiency: Authors will gain the skills to create clear\, consistent\, and easily translatable technical documentation\, facilitating effective communication with a global audience and streamlining the writing process.\nImproved Operational Safety & Reduced Downtime: By mastering STE principles\, teams will produce unambiguous documentation that minimises misunderstandings\, directly contributing to improved operational safety and a reduction in costly AOG/downtime.\nOptimised Lifecycle Support & Cost Reduction: Training will enable modular writing and content reuse\, leading to maximised consistency\, optimised product lifecycle support\, and a significant reduction in the overall cost of creating and maintaining technical publications.\n\nDownload the STE training curriculum \n\n\n\nInterested in learning more?\nSpeak to us today or learn more about our upcoming Online STE Workshops here. \nLearn more \n\nCertified STE workshops online\nBrowse our convenient line-up of Simplified Technical English workshops scheduled at different timezones. \nSign up today \n  \nASD-STE100 Trainer’s qualifications\n\n\n  \nMs Shumin Chen will show participants how to correctly and effectively use Simplified Technical English (STE) in practice. She will also address some of the mistakes commonly found in technical writing and the frequently incorrect use of common STE writing rules. \nAccording to Ms Chen\, the benefits of STE are manifold – audience engagement through high-quality content\, improved product safety\, lower life cycle cost and reduced logistics footprint.  \nLearn more about how you can create sustainable STE content and reap substantial cost-saving benefits as a result here.
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SUMMARY:Europe | Future-Proof Your Documentation: Mastering Simplified Technical English (ASD-STE100) Compliance
DESCRIPTION:Write effective user manuals & instructions with Simplified Technical English\n				\nEurope | Online Certified ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English Training Workshop Programme \nDates: 11 & 12 June 2026 \nPlan later: 25 & 26 June 2026 \nTime: 08:00 to 15:00 CET \nLength of training: 2 days \nCourse registration ends one week before training commences. \nRegister \n\n			\n			\n		\n	  \n*Course fee includes exercises\, learning aids\, certificate of completion\, and 120-day post-training support. \n⁺⁺A group discount of up to €500 is applicable when two or more participants sign up for the same event. Send us your questions: enquiry@shufrans-techdocs.com. \n🏷️ A €210 fee discount is applicable when you also sign up for 🆕 Certified STE Masterclass | Europe Online. \nSummary of Simplified Technical English (STE)\nSimplified Technical English (STE) or ASD-STE100 is a controlled technical English language that is used to write technical manuals in a way that they can be more easily understood by an international audience. STE helps to make translations cheaper and more accurate. Often a formal requirement for aircraft and defence maintenance documentation\, STE can easily be adapted to all technical industries and beyond. Ms. Shumin Chen will teach participants how to correctly and effectively use STE in practice. She will also address some of the mistakes commonly found in technical writing and the frequent incorrect use of common STE writing rules. \nWhy select a Simplified Technical English training with Shufrans?\nShumin is a very knowledgeable STE instructor. She kept the course interesting and was always open to our questions/feedback. The introduction to Simplified Technical English has been greatly beneficial for my understanding of what the specification entails. In terms of preferred rules\, I cannot pinpoint a specific set of STE writing rules as they are all valuable. This was my favorite part of the course as I enjoyed analyzing how other writers went about using STE to best apply it to their line of work. \nThe rewriting workshop was my favorite part of the course as I enjoyed analyzing how other writers went about using STE to best apply it to their line of work. I would highly recommend this course to all technical writers. Shumin Chen takes the time to clearly explain the rules of STE. A very attentive instructor\, indeed. If given the chance\, I would really enjoy working along side her. Michael Palmieri\, Documentation Specialist\, AON3D | The Advanced Additive Manufacturing Platform \nSTE Course Outline*\nWe’re committed to providing the highest quality learning experience in all our online workshops. Therefore\, we’ve made the decision to cap all our online workshop session sizes at just five participants\, starting 5 May 2025. \nThis intimate virtual environment fosters richer discussions\, more personalised feedback\, and a greater overall impact on your understanding and application of key technical communication standards like Simplified Technical English. Learn better\, communicate better\, across all our courses. This two-day Online STE Workshop includes interactive training\, exercises\, and a 120-day post-training consultation. \n\nDay 1: Classroom Training\n\nPractical overview of Simplified Technical English\nHow STE helps both native & non-native speakers of English\nBenefits of adopting the STE international writing standard\nWriting rules and how to apply them in practice\nHow to use the general vocabulary.\nApproved and non-approved words discussion and the rationale behind.\n\n\n\n\nDay 2: Application\, Review\, & Exercises\n\nHow to deal with industry-specific terminology\nHow to use STE for various documentation types\nHow to implement STE with minimal disruption to on-going production and existing documentation\nPractical workshop session for applying STE rules to your own documents\nReview\, edit\, and discuss participants’ own documents to reinforce learning.\nClassroom presentation of own documents.\n\n\n\n* Shufrans also offers customised ASD-STE100 training solutions tailored to meet your specific requirements. These courses are normally provided at the customer’s premises. \n\n\nWho should attend this Simplified Technical English training?\n\nCompliance managers\nCIO\, COO\, CTO\nCustomer support managers\nDocumentation managers\nEditors\nEngineering managers\nEngineers and SMEs who create documentation\nGraphics specialists\nILS managers\nMaintenance managers\nOperation managers\nProduct managers\nProject managers\nQuality managers\nSoftware research engineers\nTechnical illustrators\nTechnical writers\nTranslation managers\nTranslators.\n\nWhat technical writing outcomes to expect?\nOur interactive training\, exercises and workshop\, will teach participants to standardise content to: \n\nEnhanced Communication & Efficiency: Authors will gain the skills to create clear\, consistent\, and easily translatable technical documentation\, facilitating effective communication with a global audience and streamlining the writing process.\nImproved Operational Safety & Reduced Downtime: By mastering STE principles\, teams will produce unambiguous documentation that minimises misunderstandings\, directly contributing to improved operational safety and a reduction in costly AOG/downtime.\nOptimised Lifecycle Support & Cost Reduction: Training will enable modular writing and content reuse\, leading to maximised consistency\, optimised product lifecycle support\, and a significant reduction in the overall cost of creating and maintaining technical publications.\n\nWhat customers are saying..\nThe introduction was a good and concise way to familiarize yourself with STE basics. I’ve a background in plain language\, so for example the rule on noun clusters makes perfect sense. I’m all about simplification\, so substituting verbs like “eliminate” for verbs like “remove” or “stop” will be my new quest. The STE exercises were helpful in getting to grasp with STE during the training workshop. I’d very likely recommend this course to anyone planning to introduce STE as it’s got a great practical angle. Jenni Virtaluoto\, PhD\, Senior Lecturer\, University of Jyväskylä\, Finland \nASD-STE100 Trainer’s qualifications\nMs. Shumin Chen\, principal trainer & consultant at Shufrans TechDocs received her professional on-the-job training in the field of STE under the tutelage of Dr Frans Wijma\, a linguist and documentation expert. Together as an experienced global team\, they provided their combined knowledge and dedication to benefit customers worldwide. To date\, they have provided training and consultancy services to over 200 companies. Shufrans TechDocs is the only company with such vast experience in providing certified STE training. \nShumin has supported various companies with their STE and other documentation needs\, based on standards where possible. Although STE was developed for the aerospace industry\, more specifically for aircraft maintenance documentation\, she found that it made a lot of sense to apply the same principles to other industries and types of documents as well. Few -if any- changes to the specification are necessary to adapt STE to industrial sectors ranging from machinery to IT\, automotive to medical equipment. \n \n  \n  \n\nDownload the STE training curriculum \n 
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