At this website, you can find out how technical communicators fit in with different businesses and industries. Technical communication clearly and accurately conveys scientific and technical information.
Technical communicators interpret specialized information for their readers' practical use.
A technical communicator may be expected to create brochures, prepare research reports, manuals, instructions, news stories, scripts and speeches. Although technical communicators are not expected to be scientists or engineers, they are expected to have a good background in at least one technical, scientific or business area. Technical communication is a rapidly growing profession needed in all industries and technical communicators are in worldwide demand. Taken from the Bowling Green State University Undergraduate Catalogue Banking Technical communicators in this industry develop documents such as online and printed user guides, brochures, training manuals, and instructional software as well as update existing manuals. Click on the building to find out more about this industry.