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	if	you are interested in publishing and enjoy reading
	you	are reasonably literate and conscientious
	want	to work from home as a freelancer and learn how to get started
	seek	a professional but easy-to-follow course in proofreading and/or copyediting
	enjoy	working hours you choose
	earn	£15-£20 p/hr (similar rates in the United States) Competent proofreaders/copyeditors  can earn £600 ($US 1100) a week, and more when established and known to be reliable.
	get	paid monthly with no tax deductions
	work	obtainable in many countries
	find	out the best ways to approach publishers for work
	fees	you can charge and invoicing for a substantial income
	editorial	techniques, technical guidance and know-how
	advice	on reference books, finding publishers who will give you regular work, full or part-time.  Full tuition on all aspects, including proof-  correction marks: BS 1219 and BS 5261.
	NOTA BENE	E-MAIL SUPPORT  for your queries when taking the course  FULL US VERSION (American English) also available  USE YOUR PC to edit disks/files on screen (increasing demand) if you wish

 

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A professional course offering exceptional value

A complete guide to all you need to know

"An attractive way to read and make money" 

if you can acquire the skills, and have real enthusiasm for words, books, and publishing in general – traditional or on-screen. 

Over 100,000 new titles will be published in 2005 (in the UK alone). It’s a thriving market that you can discover for yourself with the detailed, comprehensive, and up-to-date course from freelancers.co.uk. This is a straightforward, value-for-money product at very low cost, based on years of experience, which you are free to take advantage of right now.  Work you can find if you acquire the necessary skills is not just in book publishing, although this is still one of the best freelance markets. There is also work in magazine publishing, company in-house editing, printing and desktop publishing firms, newspapers, small businesses, and much more.  There are millions of documents on the Web and at least a million web sites with more being added every day. Many of these could do with professional editing, whether copyediting or proofreading. You can charge £20 an hour ($US37 p/hr) for checking web site material, especially new web sites, which can often be full of errors. This is another market to explore - if you enjoy working from home, have some basic knowledge of proofreading and copyediting, and want to use your PC  as creatively and profitably as possible! Or, learn to to become a freelance proofreader or copyeditor working in the usual way.  NOTE: Find out how you can use the skills acquired from the freelancers course to earn money proofreading and/or editing web pages on your computer. Learn how to earn £250 for a day's work! Get the FREE Special Report: CLICK HERE!  If you'd like further information, fastforward to the FAQs button to find out more. These should answer most of your questions - you'll find some helpful answers too!

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