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Technical Writer HQ Training

On-demand, expert-led video courses

You'll have the map you need to get a great technical writing job, even if you’ve never written anything. Industry veteran? This course will still level-up your technical writing skills.

Cutting-edge topics

Stay up to date with the latest technical writing skills, software, and job search strategies. You'll learn the strategies, communication skills, and technical writing skills required for one of the fastest growing job in technology industries.

Segment your learning with tracks

Each of our programs is designed in one-day sections. Feel free to finish the sections in the order that helps you get complete the course.

Interactive learning

Our courses have quizzes and homework and challenges to ensure you practice what you learn—because the best way to become better is to still simulate work assignments you'd get on the job.

Technical Writing Certifications

Tracks offer guided pathways to becoming a great technical writer. Learn skills to bolster a particular job role, or simply add a new strategic understanding to your arsenal—the sky’s the limit with TWHQ's Tracks.

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Your technical writing course will help you:

Adopt a toolkit of technical writing skills
Write high-quality documentation for internal and external users
Build a great portfolio for your technical writing interviews and resume
Land a technical writing job
Ask for the right salary

“​I took Josh’s course, did the capstone project, and became certified in August. I’ve recently been offered a job as a Technical Writer for Amazon at $150k per year! I used my capstone project when they asked me for writing samples.”​

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About Our Instructors

Josh Fechter is the founder of Technical Writer HQ and Squibler, a writing software. He is considered one of the top product influencers by Product School and one of the top technical writers. He has written software tutorials, manuals, handbooks, and white papers for over eight years. He has written several books about software documentation and another book about copywriting. His work has been praised by LinkedIn’s and Facebook’s engineering team, Reuters, Inc., and Forbes.

Obaid Kahn

Obaid Khan is a partner at Technical Writer HQ. He is one of the leading professionals in the technical writing field. With more than eight years of experience in technical writing for technology companies, he has worked at renowned companies such as Lumen5, Design Pickle, and more. Obaid is the founder of Planet Content, an award-winning agency focused on technical writing.

F.A.Q.

What is Technical Writer HQ?
Technical Writer HQ is the leading community for technical writers. The training platform offers writing courses for professionals looking to improve their technical writing skills. Technical Writer HQ is a learning center for technical writing through its blog content, reports, and newsletters. The platform also offers TWHQ's Technical Writing Certification as proof of your dedication to the craft. Participants come from all backgrounds, including product managers, engineers, and founders. The technical writing community ownership features in top publications such as Forbes, Inc, and Reuters.
What are technical writing courses?
A technical writing course is a training program that helps you become a better technical writer. The courses provide video training, text documents, homework, quizzes, and guidance to improve technical writing. The Technical Writer HQ courses focus not just on best practices for technical writing but on how the best technical writers operate today. This includes covering subjects like how to write release notes, white papers, user guides, and help tutorials. The course also covers technical documents such as API documentation and how to operate a knowledge base for internal or external users.
What is TWHQ's Technical Writing Certification Course?
Technical Writing Certification Course by Technical Writing HQ is a course that takes candidates through the basics of effective documentation writing for industries including software, medical, industrial, and general business. It is one of the leading resources for technical writer training that provides an online technical writing certificate. Throughout this online course, candidates learn how to develop their writing skills to communicate with product managers, engineers, customer support, project managers, and developers, while also overseeing a team of technical writers. This course will teach you what it takes to become a TW professional and have a successful technical writing career.
What is the average yearly salary of a technical writer?
For top companies, the average annual salary of a technical writer is $100,000. The technical writing job salary may differ from the average estimate above, based on factors such as the specific salary package at a company, the candidate’s level of experience, and their academic qualifications. For example, UX Writers make an average of $104,000 salary and API writers up to $120,000 salary. Technical writing professionals who have finished technical writing courses, such as TWHQ's Technical Writing Certification Course, have a greater chance of reaching or exceeding the national average salary.
Who is the TWHQ's Technical Writing Certification Course meant for?
TWHQ's Technical Writing Program is a practical training course designed for writers who want to advance their writing careers and skills. The course is for you if: You can dedicate two to three hours daily for a couple of weeks You have some background in writing (e.g. copywriting, proofreading) and want to learn the technical writing process and business writing You are a writer looking to break into a technical writer role with a great salary You want to explore a technical writer role and need an introductory course on the subject You are starting out in the technical writing field and need a jump start with your technical writing expertise You want to learn basic project management and technical communication Technical Writer HQ is a great community to join to become a better technical writer and access helpful resources, from templates to helpful peers, to help you have a successful career as a technical writer and learn technical writing.
What is the eligibility criteria to take the technical writer courses?
There are no prerequisites for applying for TWHQ's Technical Writing Certification Course, and you don’t need a Technical Writer or technical background to take the courses. Having a background in writing will help you better understand the course material; however, we encourage those new to writing to apply.
How and where can I show my course completion?
Once you complete the course, you will receive a digital badge to download and print out. You can also post the e-documents on your social media channels or on your personal website.
How can my managers and recruiting staff verify my course completion?
Each course has a unique URL you can provide to whomever it may concern. This URL will redirect to a Technical Writing source where the interested parties can verify your status.
Christian Quiles
Christian Quiles
Technical Writer
"Thank you for taking the time to review my work and for the constructive feedback, really appreciate it. And thank you for this great course, I will be referencing it often for sure. "
Jennifer Ross-Chen
Technical Writer
“I'm excited to share that I just accepted a TW contract -> hire position...I can confidently say that I incorporated the techniques I learned thus far in this courses...in the interview."
Mak Keller
Mak Keller
Process Engineer
I started the Technical Writer HQ course in early July with the goal of becoming an engineering technical writer or an engineering manager. The lectures and assignments gave me a lot of skills that I can take with me regardless of where my career path leads!
Emily Martolini
Emily Martolini
UX Writer
"The videos are informative and the homework makes sure you put the theory into practice. The most valuable part in my opinion is the capstone project. The detailed feedback was invaluable."
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