Proofread articles in business magazines (FOR NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKERS ONLY)

Hello! I have edited your sample but it wont let me post it here. Please PM me and I will submit it I am a professional editor/writer born and raised in the U.S.A. I am available to start immediately. A little about my background: My time spent in the United States Air force as a journalist and advanced education from Arizona State University (Journalism, business and English Lit.) has given me the skills and professionalism you need. I am an expert on all social media platforms, a trained expert in Microsoft Office Software (word, excel, access etc...). I have also edited over 300 academic books, 200 fiction novels, hundreds of academic papers, 4 T.V. Shows, 12 films and over 100 Scripts. I guarantee high quality work on time, with no errors. I hope to speak with you soon! Thank you for your consideration! Have a nice day :)

I believe that I would be the ideal candidate for this project for the following reasons: I have a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Queensland, Australia and a Diploma of Proofreading, Editing and Publishing. I am an excellent researcher with the ability to hone in on the salient points of an argument. I have recently completed a substantive edit of a 95,000 word biography to the client’s complete satisfaction. I am highly experienced in the use of both Word and Excel and being an educated native English speaker, I have an excellent command of the English language, both spoken and written. I am fast, accurate and careful. I have spent many years writing both business and academic manuscripts and my areas of expertise include, but are not limited to: English English Literature Geography Geo-morphology Environmental Science Biology Business Finance Sociology Linguistics Coral Reef Biology Tourism I refer you to the favourable Freelancer reviews that I have earned to this point. Please PM me if you require further information. Singapore doubles bond volumes to S$31.5b in 2012 Singapore Permanent Residents faced with stricter rules on sub-letting flats Here's why parental leave is"too complicated" Sales were only S$128m. Why hopes are fading for larger wage hike in 2014 Five important facts about the Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss

Hi, My name is Chaya, I am a Native New Yorker with a Degree in English and Science. I have years of experience wiriting and editing a variety of works. I was News Editor of The New Tech Times my College Newspaper and would love to assist you in editing your magazines. I have a resume but am unable to submit here as an attachment. Please message me and I will provide you with my Resume immeditely. Here are the Edited Phrases: Singapore doubles bond volume to $31.5 billion in 2012 Singapore's Permanent Residents are slammed with stricter rules on subletting flats. Here's why parental leave is too "complicated." Sales were only at S$128 million. Why hopes are fading for higher wage hike in 2014 5 important pieces of information about Singapore's aviation industry you shouldn't miss.

Hello Let me introduce myself. I am a Singaporean. I am also a UK qualified legal support professional and I now assist lawyers, law firms, legal academics and in-house counsel with various legal support projects such as legal writing, blogging, research, agreement/document vetting, proofreading and editing. I also assist legal academics to help them publish their work/s. I would like to send you my CV. Please advise how? In the meantime, you may find me in LinkedIn (Sangeet Kaur), have a twitter handle @lexconscientia and have websites for my boutique services in Singapore and in UK. YOUR TASK: Bond volumes double in Singapore to $31.5b in 2012 Singapore permanent residents hit with more stringent rules on the subletting of flats Reasons why parental leave are "too complicated" / Here is why parental leave is "too complicated" Sales were only at S$128m Why hopes are fading for wage hikes in 2014 5 important news stories about the Singapore aviation industry not to be missed Should you not see me online, please do leave a message if you wish to speak. Regards Sangeet

Hi, I'm a freelance writer and editor. My main focus has been on promotional web content and B2B marketing. As such, know what to look for in a good article for a B2B magazine. I have excellent English skills (I was an English teacher before becoming a freelancer), so I can easily spot and correct any mistakes in spelling, grammar and punctuation. Here are the sentences you wanted fixed, with an explanation in brackets: Singapore doubles bond volume to $31.5bn in 2012 (The usual abbreviation of 'billion is 'bn', not 'b'.) Singapore permanent residents slammed with stricter rules on subletting flats (Words in the middle of sentences, that aren't proper nouns, should not be capitalised.) Here's why parental leave is "too complicated" ('Parental leave' is referred to in the abstract as a collective noun, so there's no need for pluralisation. Obviously once the pluralisation is fixed, 'is' is prefereable to 'are'.) Sales were only at S$128m. ('Sales' is a plural and so requires 'were'. Additionally, depending on the context, it may be appropriate to move 'at'; I have left it here as I do not know the context!) Why hopes are fading for a fatter wage hike in 2014 (The sentence may not strictly require 'a', but it reads better with than without.) 5 important news about the Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss ('Singapore aviation industry' requires the definite article ('the').) I hope that has adequately demonstrated my abilities! Thanks! Frank.

Hello there, native speaker here. I am a native from Ohio USA and currently in Horsens Denmark. I am an online English teacher and I have done proofreading projects. I am looking forward.

Thank you for the opportunity to bid on your ongoing proofreading project. My career history includes more than a decade in print journalism and corporate communications. My articles were read by hundreds of thousands of people daily so accuracy was always a top priority. I have a strong eye for detail. I hate grammar and spelling errors; I will hunt them down and destroy them. As a communications officer I was in charge of writing and editing content for public websites and shareholder magazines. I have not included my entire resume because I have had quite negative experiences on freelancer.com when sharing personal information, but I am more than willing to expand on any of my qualifications with you directly. Here are the sentences edited as requested. I am assuming they are headlines because they aren't structured as complete sentences. Singapore doubles bond volume to $31.5 billion in 2012 Singapore permanent residents slammed with stricter rules on subletting flats Here's why parental leave is "too complicated" Sales were only at S$128 million Why hopes are fading for larger wage hikes in 2014 Five important news stories about Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss I look forward to hearing from you about any comments or questions you may have. Thank you!

Apart from my Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Law, I have a Master's Degree in Comparative Child Law and to obtain it I had to do thorough research, writing and editing. I am also a published author in an academic journal, “Southern African Public Law”, volume 27(2)2012, titled, “The limitation of the educator’s right to strike by the child’s right to basic education”. Further, as a temporary lecturer at the North West University (NWU) in South Africa, I had a few students successfully completing their academic mini-dissertations under my supervision (for which I had to do a lot of proof-reading). I also have extensive experience with teaching and evaluating legal writing skills, since I have been involved in a writing skill course as consultant at the NWU. Feel free to contact me to obtain examples of my work and/or my CV. With regards to the given exercise: I take it that the following are all headlines. Accordingly, I did not use full stops at the end of sentences. Singapore bond volume doubles to $31.5b in 2012 Singapore Permanent Residents slammed by stricter rules on subletting flats Here's why parental leave is "too complicated" Sales were only at $128m Why hopes are fading for fatter wage hikes in 2014 5 important bits of news about Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss

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Singapore's bond volume doubles in 2012 to $31.5 billion. Permanent Residents in Singapore were slammed with stricter rules regarding the subletting of flats. Parental leave is "too complicated", here's why! Sales only reached S$128million. Why hopes are fading for a larger wage hike in 2014 5 important news items about the Singapore aviation industry that you shouldn't miss.

Hello, I am a fully qualified proofreader and sub-editor with over 17 years' experience, working on a wide range of publications and websites, including magazines. I would like to work on your magazines for you as I know I will do a great job and you will be very happy with my work. I have excellent English-language skills, and always work quickly and accurately. I've received 100% positive feedback from all the clients I've worked with so far, on this site and others, and intend to keep it that way. Please take a look at my profile to check this out. Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards. Sara Singapore doubles bond volume to S$31.5b in 2012 Singapore permanent residents slammed with stricter rules on sub-letting flats Here's why parental leave is "too complicated" Sales were only at S$128m. Why hopes are fading for fatter wage hike in 2014 Five important news stories about Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss

Dear Hiring Manager: It is with great enthusiasm that I submit my application as a proofreader for your business magazine. As a documentation and graphics professional, news writer and proofreader with over four years of experience, I know my diverse skills and qualifications will make me the best candidate for this bid. I can multitask and I'm keen to details – particularly when it comes to presentations, articles and newsletters. One of my recent projects involved finalizing a corporate internal newsletter and brochure: I proofed and edited the content provided by our Singaporean counterparts, proposed a new template that will be used in the new fiscal year, and generally made sure every line was letter-perfect, with the completed output still in line with the company’s branding standards. I believe in applying this same level of attention to detail to different levels of tasks – from simple proofreading of articles to even revamping a business paper design. Please find my revisions below. You can also check out my profile for my professional background. I appreciate your consideration and look forward to hearing from you. Singapore bond volume doubles to $31.5b in 2012. Singapore Permanent Residents slammed by stricter rules on subletting flats. Here's why "parental leave" is too complicated. Sales were only S$128m. Why hopes are fading for fatter wage hikes in 2014 5 important bits of news about Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss Regards, Laiza Peñaranda