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Becoming An Editor
Becoming An Editor
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If you’re already a seasoned professional and have successfully completed Becoming A Proofreader (Level 1), you can move on to Becoming An Editor (Level 2). Follow the course to build on your existing skills, grow your confidence, and gain insight into different kinds of editorial work. Through convenient online learning and exceptional support from the Knowadays experts, you can take the next step on your journey as a freelance editor.
Communication Success: Beginnings
Communication Success: Beginnings
Learn a repeatable process for developing powerful content and speaking with authenticity, clarity, and confidence from Cliff Kennedy, President of Kennedy Speech Communications. Cliff has been creating audience-connecting experiences for high-performing organizations for over 30 years. Begin your Communication Success journey today.
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Learn new skills that let you balance earning with living.
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Our student success stories
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Hayley
Extra Earnings
To supplement the income from her day job, Hayley likes to work on freelance proofreading assignments. This flexible work can be done from home, so there’s more time to spend with family and more money in the bank.
“I now get to work from home doing a skilled job that I love. I can work around my toddler and earn extra money. And I hope it will open doors in an industry that has always intrigued me.” -
Samantha
Working from Home
Samantha had always dreamed of a career that gave her the freedom to work from home. With freelance proofreading as her main source of income, she now chooses when, where, and on what she works.
“I really enjoy having the flexibility to decide when I work and how much I do in a day. Being self-employed has taken some adjusting, and there are a lot of things that I’ve had to figure out as I go. But I think I’ve set down solid foundations for my future.” -
Amanda
Work-From-Home Parent
With her kids in school, Amanda wanted a career that used her talents and let her control the clock. Now, she comfortably fits proofreading work in between the school run and sports activities.
“Day to day, part of the beauty of this work is that my life hasn’t changed a lot. I still have time for my family, but I also get to choose what I want to work on each day.”
