Ms Sally Rigg | Non-fiction editor and proofreader

Devon, UK

Job title
Editor and proofreader
Membership Grade
Advanced Professional Member

About Sally

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I have extensive freelance and in-house editorial experience, working as a project manager, editor and proofreader in educational publishing for UK and international markets. From proofreading short documents to project managing multi-component, highly illustrated course materials, I work with publishers and educational organisations on print and digital projects of all shapes and sizes across the primary, secondary, HE and consumer education sectors.

I also work with non-publishers, helping to polish the written message in school prospectuses and reports, for example.

Media

Books, company literature, ebooks, educational material, language course material, loose-leaf, magazines, multi-level course material, online material

Qualifications and awards

BA Linguistics and Social Anthropology (University of Manchester), PGCE in English and English as a Second Language (Manchester Metropolitan University)

Recent training

Digital proofreading (Publishing Training Centre) 2015, Introduction to web editorial skills (CIEP) 2015, Project management (CIEP) 2015, Editing digital products (PTC) 2013, On-screen editing 1 & 2 (CIEP) 2011

Experience

Freelance since 2007; editor and proofreader (alongside freelance), Ofsted 2020–24; managing editor, Oxford University Press, 1995–2007; editor, Longman Paul New Zealand, 1991–93; senior publishing editor, Philip Allan Publishers (Hodder Education), 1988–91; assistant editor / editorial assistant / graduate trainee, Oxford University Press, 1985–1988

Recent clients

Balberry, BBC Bitesize, Cambridge Publishing Management, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Cengage Learning, Drexel University, Educake, EMC Design, Florence Productions, Harper Collins, Hodder Education, Hodder & Stoughton, Integra, Letts and Lonsdale, Macmillan Education, Ofsted, Oxford University Press, Pearson Education, Penguin Random House, Philip Allan, Rising Stars, Schofield & Sims, Scholastic, The Teaching Awards Trust, University of Gloucestershire. Also individual schools and self-publishing authors

Subjects

Children's/teenage publishing (general, educational/informative), education (general, administration/management, National Curriculum, primary, secondary, teacher training/education, e-learning, literacy, numeracy), fitness/health, language (English language, EFL/ESL, ELT), maths and sciences to GCSE, humanities, social sciences

Specialised software

Adobe Acrobat Professional



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Disclaimer note

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