This Proofreading course offers a detailed and structured approach to developing the skills required to become a confident and competent proofreader. Whether you're reviewing academic work, business documents, web content, or manuscripts, this course provides the foundations and advanced techniques to ensure written materials are clear, accurate, and professionally polished.

The course begins with an overview of proofreading, exploring who performs it, why it is essential, and the different methods used in the process. As the course progresses, learners delve deep into the mechanics of writing, learning how to identify sentence structure issues, awkward phrasing, and errors in subject-verb or pronoun agreement. Modules on sentence variety, paragraph development, transitions, and writing style help learners understand how to enhance flow and coherence in any piece of text.

A significant focus is placed on grammar, punctuation, and spelling, including how to use commas, semicolons, apostrophes, quotation marks, and other common but often misused punctuation marks. Additionally, learners will gain practical experience identifying common writing mistakes such as clichés, misunderstood terms, and passive voice. The final module provides expert tips for becoming a successful proofreader, rounding off the course with industry-relevant best practices.