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Teeline Fast Shorthand

Pitman Training Glasgow & Edinburgh

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Study method
Classroom + online
Duration
80 hours · Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
45 CPD hours / points
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Location

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Pitman Training Glasgow
Union Street
GLASGOW
Lanarkshire
G13QS
United Kingdom
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4
Queen Street
Edinburgh
Midlothian
EH21JE
United Kingdom
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Overview

To be able to use Teeline Fast, you need to choose carefully among the Teeline shorthand courses – and you’ve found the very best. Beginning with the basics – the alphabet – we will lead you gently into shorthand Teeline style step-by-step, moving on to give you full confidence in the workplace.

CPD

45 CPD hours / points
Accredited by The CPD Standards Office

Description

Lesson One to Two:
The Teeline Alphabet from A to Z

Lesson Three to Five:
Join letters T, D and F, punctuation marks, short sentences, joining S, word endings, soft C, downward and upward short L, special use of L, joining the letter B to letters G and N, joining the letter J with B, C and K, outlines with R followed by M

Lesson Six:
More common word outlines, writing outlines for words beginning WH, grouping words together to form one outline, transcribing a short passage from dictation

Lesson Seven and Eight:
The use of vowels, more vocabulary using vowels, outlines to represent double vowels, vowel indicators for word endings, simple word groupings

Lesson Nine:
Blend letters, lengthening L, M and W to add R, extending the use of R, writing further special outlines

Lesson Ten:
Words ending with –TION, more blends, common word groupings

Lesson Eleven:
Words using the CM, CN and CNV blends, outlines for words ending –NCE, additional special outlines

Lesson Twelve:
Shortened outlines for word beginnings, more special outlines and word groupings

Lesson Thirteen:
Using full vowels to form word endings, abbreviations for different word endings, Teeline outlines for figures and dates, days of the week and months of the year, Lesson Fourteen: Further vocabulary, more simple and common words, additional word groupings, consolidation

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for those wishing to learn Teeline Fast shorthand quickly and easily

Requirements

There are no prerequisites for this course.

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