I would like you to review and correct this sentence for me
I would, therefore, like to have them enrolled on a TOT course focusing on “communications skills working with the public sector” which I will deliver myself given my broad knowledge and experience in this subject matter.
Alan,
‘I would therefore, like to have them enrolled in a TOT course focusing on “Communications skills for working with the public sector”, which I will deliver myself,
given my broad knowledge of and experience in this subject matter.’
Is it OK?
You don’t seem to have taken all Luschen’s earlier suggestions on board.
I would therefore like to have them enrolled on a TOT course, focusing on “Communications skills for/when working with the public sector”, which I will deliver myself, given my broad knowledge of, and experience in, this subject matter.
I’ve added two final commas because to me there is a natural pause there. I know others who would omit them. If you don’t use the prepositions ‘knowledge of and experience in’, then I would not use them:
… given my broad knowledge and experience in this matter.