Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

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Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Earn your assessment-based Certificate in Grant Writing this spring with step-by-step instruction. This 8-week online course will give you the confidence and skills you need to write grant proposals successfully and become a grant writer.

During the eight weeks, each student will write a complete grant proposal for the project of their choice. We will meet weekly via Zoom for in-depth discussion, and in between, we will work on reading and writing assignments. The instructor will provide individualized feedback on your writing, as well as peer review.

Get access to templates to get you started and read award-winning grant proposals. It all starts April 2nd, 2024. Choose to meet in the afternoon or evening, and feel free to switch back and forth.

Afternoon Zoom Meeting
12-1 PST, 1-2 MST, 2-3 CST, 3-4 EST

Evening Zoom Meeting
5-6 PST, 6-7 MST, 7-8 CST, 8-9 EST

Here is the course schedule:

Week 1: April 2 - Welcome and Course Overview
Week 2: April 9 - Logic Model and Organizational Description
Week 3: April 16 - Why it Matters: Community Need Statement
April 23: NO CLASS THIS WEEK

Week 4: April 30 - Developing a Project Budget and Making the Request
Week 5: May 7 - Project Description: Part One
Week 6: May 14 - Project Description: Part Two
Week 7: May 21 - Determining Success: Evaluation
Week 8: May 28 - Ethics, Building Relationships, Documentation
Week 9: By Monday, June 3 at 5 pm - No Zoom; Final Project Due

Register Here
Full Course Description for Certificate in Grantwriting
Read Student Testimonials
View Course Curriculum
Meet Your Instructor

Have you considered learning how to write grants or improve your grant writing skills? Join me for a FREE info session about the Certificate in Grantwriting course at Seattle Central College - Continuing Education beginning October 17th for Fall Quarter. Learn what is involved (writing a grant proposal) and how flexible it is with your summer plans (sessions are recorded for later viewing).

If you are a professional in the nonprofit, government, educational, or tribal sectors, this is a great opportunity to advance your career.

#grantwriting #learngrants #meaningfulwork #seattlecentral #sparkthefiregrantwriting

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87142047657

Meeting ID: 871 4204 7657

Grantwriting training for Catholic schools.

B1: Storytelling: How to Incorporate Empowering Language

1:15 PM – 2:45 PM

In Person

Description

Using empowering language when writing about our clients wins just as much funding as using shaming language. Plus, nonprofits that use disparaging language about their clients have poorer outcomes. In other words, there is no reason to make our clients sound poor and helpless in our writing. But how exactly do you do that? This workshop will break it down for you.

1) Self-Identification: Learn to use the language participants prefer when discussing themselves.

2) People-First Language: Understand how to make personhood the most important characteristic of every person.

3) Active Voice: Strategize how to make the participant the hero of their story and the organization the supporting actor.

Grantwriting training for Catholic schools.

On-Demand Online Course

Certificate in Grantwriting is offered in a learning cohort in which twenty students move through the course together OR you can go through the course at your own pace. The zoom meeting schedule applies only to the learning cohort. At-your-own-pace students work one-on-one with the instructor. You can begin the course at any time by registering here.

Weekly Group Video Conference Meetings Tuesdays at 12-1 pm PST
October 26 to December 14, 2021. RSVP to get the login information

The group video conferences are offered free to students in any of the Certificate in Grantwriting courses including:

• Certificate in Grantwriting for Careers and Service in the Nonprofit Sector

• Certificate in Grantwriting for Nonprofit Professionals

• Executive Certificate in Grantwriting for Nonprofit Professionals

Each registered student is eligible to attend one series of video conferences. The series includes eight sessions.

On-Demand Online Course
Weekly Group Video Conference Meetings Mondays October 25, November 1, and November 8 at 12-1 pm PST. RSVP to get the login information

The group video conferences are offered free to students in the Business of Freelance Grantwriting course. Each registered student is eligible to attend one series of video conferences. The series includes three sessions. The courses are online and on-demand. You can begin the course at any time by registering here.

On-Demand Online Course

Certificate in Grantwriting is offered in a learning cohort in which twenty students move through the course together OR you can go through the course at your own pace. The zoom meeting schedule applies only to the learning cohort. At-your-own-pace students work one-on-one with the instructor. You can begin the course at any time by registering here.

Weekly Group Video Conference Meetings Wednesdays at 12-1 pm PST
September 22-November 10, RSVP to get the login information

The group video conferences are offered free to students in any of the Certificate in Grantwriting courses including:

• Certificate in Grantwriting for Careers and Service in the Nonprofit Sector

• Certificate in Grantwriting for Nonprofit Professionals

• Executive Certificate in Grantwriting for Nonprofit Professionals

Each registered student is eligible to attend one series of video conferences. The series includes eight sessions.

On-Demand Online Course
Weekly Group Video Conference Meetings Mondays September 13, 20, and 27 at 12-1 pm PST. RSVP to get the login information

The group video conferences are offered free to students in the Business of Freelance Grantwriting course. Each registered student is eligible to attend one series of video conferences. The series includes three sessions. The courses are online and on-demand. You can begin the course at any time by registering here.