How can you develop great English written skills?

There are many ways to develop written English skills through:

1. Practice writing notes, business letters and comment on some topics and speeches related to your business.

2. Practicing the writing of the scientific vocabulary and the method of writing it correctly.

The road to an exquisite English-written skills is paved with a long , arduous & sometimes grueling process of always taking the initiative , not to mention , being heart & soul committed to what you do .
Any one can think that they're good at something , nevertheless , thinking that you're good at something is simply way way too different & world apart from actually being good at it on the ground , & , in this case we're talking about one of the most important pillars & tenets of learning the English language as a second language , which is the Writing skill .
Now , to get to the top ( Top Command in English ) , it takes more than just learning or memorizing a bulk of words & their synonyms , it starts with the passion for something , you have to have the knack for it , & , not only that , you have to fall in love with it .
This will be of tremendous help & assistance in the sense that it'll aid you in figuring out the right , correct & grammar-accepted words , expressions & phrases .
Once you have that base well-established , you have to commit yourself to the process , by always building on what you've already constructed in a gradual & incremental manner , all in keeping with the English language as a broad-based yet easily mastered & commanded Language , only if such process is well-founded , well-built up on & well followed up on .This requires the great English written skills-seekers to establish a system that would make it ritual-like daily endeavor that would allow them not to only to brush-up on their already existed English , but to also excel in it , & , this is just as easily applicable on the other branches of the English language , & , they are ( Speaking - Reading - Listening ) .
For me , I think , your daily dosage of English should & ought to be comprised of two-pronged approach .
The first of which is to allocate daily certain hours especially put aside only to practice your English , & , it must be at fixed hours that you commit to them in the daily .The Second of which is to bifurcate your learning process to include the Academic & the Mundane ( Day-To-Day / Street Use ) English .
You can improve your ability in both Modalities simultaneously by doing the following :
1- Watch the daily English news , the9 o'clock evening news for example , from finish to start , with100 % undivided attention .
This would include other special programs , whether it's ( Politics - Health - Economics - Social - local & International etc...
) .
Here I'd suggest the following international T.V Channels ( AL-Jazeera International - BBC World news - CNN etc...
) .
This will help you on improving your Academic English .
2- Always use the Internet as an English Learning tool .
I would suggest the following Websites as complementary tools , & , they're ( WWW.THEFREEDICTIONARY.COM / WWW.REFERENCE.COM ) , to name a few .
3- It'd be tremendously helpful if you listen to English Music , Whether it'd be English , American , Australian Irish etc...
) .
( You can always use the Internet to search for the relevant Lyrics .
4- Also it'd be of great assistance if you watch Movies , Soup operas & Reality Shows , even though they may not be to your taste or liking , nonetheless , they'll help you to improve your reservoir & repository of Vocabularies , Expressions & Phrases of the Day-To-Day English .
Now , while you're hard at work at the afore-mentioned suggested course of action , always keep in mind the following :
1- That you always use these Instruments ( Internet - T.V News Channels - Music - movies etc ...
) to improve your over-all English ( Listening - Speaking - Reading - Writing wise ) , & ,
2- That this seemingly pain-staking yet very logical process is respected by simply committing your self to it irrespective of the variables around you , because as the adage goes ( NO PAIN NO GAIN ) , & ,
3- That Commitment & Taking The Initiative is your personal motto & slogan , without any wavering , equivocation or melting , & ,4 - That you always keep a pen on you , so that when ever you hear a good word or expression , you just jot them down .
This way , you not only learn a new word or two , you also connect the dots here in the sense that you always associate a word with a picture on your mind , simply because you've put it down in writing , believe me this is a very efficient & efficacious way of improving your English .
( This also applicable to Typing on your Keyboard ) , & ,5 - That once you've reached such level of commitment , you'll find your self unconsciously , coming up with new ways & means to learn English , simply because you're a person who's in love with something so bad that they go with the flow smoothly & swimmingly .
( & That's The Way it Goes ) .