Your scholarly publications represent the countless hours you have spent thinking about and conducting your research. They reflect your commitment and passion to advancing knowledge, practice, or both.

 

Through our work as subject-specialist language editors, translators, and writers, we understand the pressure to disseminate research output clearly and authoritatively and the importance of developing strong writing skills to do this.

Writing well is an art, but it is also a skill that can be studied and developed. We know this from training thousands of authors to write up their research clearly, accurately, and authoritatively.

Writing Road is an accumulation of all our experiences and passion for scholarly writing that we’d love to share with you.

Whether you are new to writing up technical information in English, or simply want to refine your existing skills, Writing Road courses will help you understand how to write well in your specialist field.

  • Our courses provide many “insider” tips to writing effectively and avoiding common mistakes. These tips are not usually given in reference books on academic writing and presenting, and are instead based on our years of experience working with authors, journal editors, reviewers, publishers, and academic societies.
  • Writing well for publication in English is not simply learning more advanced grammar. It’s so much more! We want to make the whole journey of studying as useful and enjoyable as possible, so we don’t focus on lengthy and involved explanations about grammatical rules. Instead, we let the real examples of technical English speak for themselves and give brief reminders about important grammatical points only.
  • As you study, download writing checklists, Word templates, and example sentences to speed up your learning and writing.

We hope that you’ll join us on the road to improving writing proficiency by choosing from among our many practical courses.

 

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Writing Road is brought to you by ThinkSCIENCE, experts in scholarly publications.