Proofread AnywhereReviews of proofreadanywhere.com

I am in the process of taking the General Theory and Practice Proofreading course, It is a lot harder than I expected. I feel that when I am done, I will most definitely have some skills to be able to offer to clients. I appreciate how thorough the course is, and would recommend to anyone wanting to become a professional.

I'm excited and happy to learn from Proofread Anywhere. I'm finding the information very thorough and well planned. Thank you.

I'm a beginner to proofreading. So this approach has been helpful in showing the big picture as well as presenting overviews of the areas to learn.

The course was thorough and opened my eyes again to the number of small errors we all make in our use of the English language. It provided comprehensive study material with end of chapter tests and own timelines for completion. A stringent final exam with high pass-mark requirement left a feeling of pride on completion.

I love how educational it is. It has short modules that allow you to maintain concentration and you immediately have the exercises to see if you learned the stuff or not!

I found the General and Transcript courses to be extremely in-depth and well-organized. The content is presented in such a way as to bring the student along at a pace that fosters success. Both internal and external resources are many, and no questions are left unanswered. I can honestly say I dont' know how the course could be better.

I was very happy to find Proofread Anywhere. I knew I was headed in the direction of wanting to get back to my journalism roots and be my own boss with my own schedule. I found this program very helpful and encouraging. I like that as information is updated they update the course, specifically the introduction of AI and how that will impact the publishing/proofreading world. I am very glad I invested in this course.

If proofing is your groove, you will enjoy this course, and your grammar skills will improve quickly. I would say the class course is short on instruction about comma use, which is easy to get wrong at first, but the FB group is really nice and full of helpful people.