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- Employment of editors is expected to grow, especially for newspapers, periodicals, book publishers, and nonprofit organizations.
- In 2004, the middle 50% of editors earned between $33,130 and $58,850.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
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Advance your understanding of the editorial process and apply your knowledge to editing a wide variety of print and online publications. Explore the relationship between editors and writers, as well as the art of proposing editorial changes. Enhance your own writing skills while learning to collaborate in developing the best copy for the audience and type of publication.
What the Program Covers
- Principles of English grammar
- Copyediting
- Publishing process
- Roles, responsibilities, and professional etiquette
Benefits
You will build a portfolio that illustrates you have the skills needed to edit a variety of publications.
Who Should Apply
Level: Some Experience (college education or equivalent experience)
- Individuals who wish to improve writing or editing skills
- Individuals who are interested in exploring editing as a career
If you have questions about your eligibility for this program, give us a call at 888-469-6499.
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