We help proofreaders earn extra income from anywhere in the world…even if you’re starting from scratch.
Think the proofreading market is saturated? Proofreading transcripts is too hard — and too complex — for everyone to be good at it. You’ve heard the phrase, “If it were easy, everyone
Think about it. You’re a court reporter, and you were trained and tested at some point by another court reporter, probably in some kind of classroom setting. You did that
If you’re curious as to whether or not I’m a proofreader “good enough” to be teaching others, I could go on and on about the various agencies I’ve worked with, the thousands of
We don’t think so. Some folks passionately believe proofreading on a screen is less accurate than proofreading on paper. We respect those folks as fellow professionals, and we want to
NO. Students who pass the course Transcript Proofreading: Theory and Practice™ with a score of 90% or better receive a Certificate of Completion. It is NOT a certification program and
YES! Modern technology has made proofreading transcripts on an iPad extremely secure. We’d venture to say it’s much safer than using a printer and paper — ’cause you can’t password
We know. Proofreading transcripts for court reporters or even general proofreading isn’t for everyone. Maybe you like the idea of having a home business, but spotting errors in text isn’t
You’d be surprised by the number of emails we receive from folks who ask if they can use their eagle eye for numbers and still be successful in proofreading transcripts. These folks would
[February 2017 edit: be sure to check out this post from a 69-year-old paralegal turned proofreader and this post from a 63-year-old Air Force veteran who started his own proofreading
One of our MOST frequently asked questions deals with how long it takes students to find proofreading work after finishing the proofreading course. I’ll let my students handle this one 🙂
