Why Study Editing?
Editing is an important skill, useful in many different careers. Editors and writers use editing all the time, but it is easy to forget that editing is involved in many different careers. For example, editing reports, courses, articles, blogs, journals, marketing documents etc. That is why editing is such a useful, and transferable, skill.
Editing II is an intermediate course taking you to a new level with your editing. Building on the foundations of an introduction to editing course, or your previous editing experience, this course will develop your understanding of editing, how editors work with text, and learn about non-text tasks, such as images, layout, design, and more.
Who Is This Course Suitable For?
This course is excellent for freelancers and writers alike. You might work/want to work as a professional editor. You might be a writer who wants to improve their editing skills. You might use editing as part of your existing job role. This course is suitable for anyone who wants to improve their editing and writing skills.
It is suggested that you have taken an introductory editing course before this course. For example, Editing I.
What Will You Learn in This Course?
Take your editing skills to the next level with this intermediate course.
Hone your editorial skills with this intermediate level course. Building on the material from Editing I, Editing II expands your knowledge of text types and the different types of language used within each. This course is an important step in opening your editing horizons, proving the knowledge and practice you need to work with books, features, technical documents, and more. At the end of the course, you'll test your skills with a practical editing project.
This course is suitable for professional/career development, CPD or personal interest.