Almost anyone who enjoys writing can become an editor online... part time or full time

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Congratulations on passing the online test.

You’ve applied for an editorial position, which is a full-time in-house (from the office) or telecommute (work from home) opportunity. If you are selected, you would be expected to dedicate 9 consecutive hours a day for 5 days a week. If this is fine, I invite you to continue with the selection process.

Step 1: Attempting the test

The attached test uses extracts from research manuscripts and is designed to assess your language and comprehension skills, attention to detail, and familiarity or comfort with academic content. The extracts contain errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling, and most of the sentences are not written in native English.

Here are some tips to help you do your best.

• Try to complete the test in one sitting and without distractions.
• Before you take the test, view this video on how to carry out the edit: https://youtu.be/tBMY78maaL0

Edit any one passage in the editing test document. Note that we do not share detailed test results/feedback in order to keep the test reusable.

 Step 2: Submitting the test

• Download and complete this application form: http://bit.ly/2l3Euvi
• Reply to this email with the completed test, your updated resume, and the completed application form (all in MS Word format) on or before August 19, 2018. If you’d like an extension, please let us know. Please do not change the subject line while replying.

You will hear from us within 7 working days (excluding Saturday and Sunday) with the decision/next steps.

Editors without borders: For a better idea of what the job is like, view this short video in which our current editors share their experiences

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