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Editing training courses can help individuals interested in pursing a career in the publications industry. An editor is a major constituent of the entire structure of a magazine or newspaper and they are always in demand. These days you don’t even have to resort to a desk job if you wish to become an editor – you can simply choose to work online (work at home opportunities) if you want. Basic Editing courses will help you understand the core job requirements and functions of an editor and once you have that knowledge you can proceed to do advanced copyediting, editorial project management and editing skill courses. Editing training courses are available for publishers as well as non-publishers and Courses Plus UK can help you find an appropriate course for your needs.
Subbing & EditingSubbing (sub-editing) and editing underpins online and offline media activity. This course will train you in the core skills needed to prepare a piece of writing for publication.... |
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Essential Editing (Distance Learning)Editing is a hugely sought-after skill, but there are not many places you can actually learn it.... |
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Book-EditingThe 10-week course is a highly popular excellent base if you want to start a career in publishing. It is suitable for recent graduates, those changing career directions and those already in publishing requiring refresher training.... |
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Sub-EditingThis course provides training on the core skills required to become a sub-editor on a national or local newspaper or magazine. It is aimed at a broad range of participants, including those new to publishing, writers looking to expand their ... |
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Met Film School Undergraduate Open Evening in Creative Arts & Filmmakingfilmmaking, directing, screenwriting, short films, film school, practical filmmaking, editing, postproduction, vfx, creative arts, scriptwriting, cinematography, camera operator, media studies, film studies, practical filmmaking, film indus... |
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Copy-EditingThrough a series of practical exercises, you will learn to approach the printed word in a more analytical and critical way, allowing you to spot errors quickly and have the confidence to rewrite everyday text into concise, precise and compe... |
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Editing Skills for Non-PublishersThis course is ideal for people who edit materials but don’t work in a publishing department, for example marketing executives and managers. It is also suitable for those wanting to develop a deeper understanding of publishing and how they ... |
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The essentials of sub-editingThis course explores the role of the sub-editor and gives a basic introduction to the skills of copy subbing, headline writing, the use of pictures and layout.... |
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Editing I - BWR106Editors work for publications both in house, and outside, as contractors. A good editor is always in demand; and with the internet, today’s editors can often work from virtually anywhere in the world. Alone, this course does not make you ... |
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Editing II BWR202This course is designed for self-editors, aspiring professional editors and desktop publishers. Its aim is to develop the student’s understanding of the editing processes. Develop a capacity to edit an broad range of publishing materi... |
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