Mr Stephen Longworth
- Membership Grade
- Advanced Professional Member
About Stephen
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I have 20 years' experience of proofreading, copy editing and development editing in ELT, EAP and related fields. During that time I have lived and worked in East Asia and Spain, as well as the UK, and have worked with authors and editorial teams from a wide variety of countries, nationalities and backgrounds.
I am currently looking to expand my work into other areas – in particular, academic publishing – making use of my degree and masters level subject knowledge (see Subjects section) and extensive experience of academic writing tuition to undergraduate, masters and doctoral students in UK universities.
Subjects
- English language teaching (ELT), English as a foreign/ second language (EFL/ESL), English for academic purposes (EAP), Content and language integrated learning (CLIL), Business & Professional English
- social sciences, development studies, international relations, political economy, political theory, area studies (Latin America/East Asia), English literature, linguistics, intercultural communication
Experience
Freelance since 2004
Media
Any digital or print material
Recent training
- Introduction to proofreading (SfEP) 2010
- Copy-editing 1: Introduction (SfEP) 2014
- Basic proofreading (Publishing Training Centre) 2015, Merit
- Avallain Author Training, Avallain, December 2021
Clients
Cengage Learning, Pearson Education, Helbling Languages, OUP, CUP (Madrid), Pearson Educación (Madrid), McGraw Hill InterAmericana (Asia Pacific), Richmond-Santillana
Qualifications
- DELTA (Cambridge Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults), British Language Centre, Madrid, Spain
- MA Politics of International Resources & Development, Leeds University, UK
- BA Third World Studies & Global Politics, Open University, UK
- BA (Hons) English Literature, University of East Anglia, UK
Service(s)
Disclaimer note
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