Emend Editing courses are specially developed for online delivery. They can be read online or printed. There are no prerequisites for Emend courses. You can enrol in as many courses as you wish, in the order that suits you.
Professional Editing
, the first group of courses, is available now.
Advanced Editing
and
Editing for Writers
will be available later.
The courses are crammed with essential information for the professional editor. They are fantastic value, based on successful experience and presented in an accessible, lively style.
What do I get when I enrol in an Emend Editing course?
Why learn editing online?
How do I know the content is relevant to my needs?
How are the courses assessed?
Are courses accredited?
Are courses tax-deductible?
What is the cost?
Are there alternatives to online payment?
How do I pay for and receive my course?
And if I still have questions...?
Professional Editing
AVAILABLE NOW
On your marks
An introduction to editing
Cheque it out
Proofreading
An eye for detail
Copyediting
Putting it together
Structural editing of non-fiction
The big picture
Structural editing of fiction
Plain and simple
Clear English for editors
What's it worth?
Costing and quoting
Page to screen
Editing for the web
Tricks of the trade
Freelance editing
Wired words
Onscreen editing (for PC or Mac)
Editing for Writers
available in 2007
Showing, not telling
Literary editing - **Available Now**
They didn't teach me at school
Grammar and punctuation
Good writing is rewriting
Effective writing and editing at work
How to assess manuscripts and influence people
Manuscript appraisal
I'm glad you asked me that
Editing interviews
It's academic
Editing for students and scholars
The writer over your shoulder
Edit your fiction
The reader over your shoulder
Edit your non-fiction
Sorting it out
Genre
True stories
Creative non-fiction
Advanced Editing
IN PRODUCTION
The truth is out there
Edit for your audience
Where do I fit in?
The production process
Translating English
Edit for international audiences
Search and find
Indexing for editors
Words and images
Graphics and text
A sense of style
Typographical style
The fiddly bits
Tables, graphs and referencing
Ahead of the pack
Advanced onscreen editing
A life's work
Editing biography and autobiography
Putting it on the line
Internet publishing