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We work with a lovely group of people to deliver our online courses for writers who want to develop their craft – from fiction to therapeutic writing and screenwriting to communications.
We are always on the lookout for new tutors and moderators: experts in their field, committed to nurturing fresh voices within a social constructivist learning model.
Tutors are the heart of each course, guiding the group, feeding back on participants’ developing ideas and keeping everyone up to date with how things work in the real world.
The role involves:
You will be:
If you fit the bill and would like to join the world’s first 100% online writing school, designed by writers and education specialists, send your CV to [email protected], telling us which courses you’re interested in. We’ll be in touch to set up a chat.
Tutors are the heart of each course, guiding the group, feeding back on participants’ developing ideas and keeping everyone up to date with how things work in the real world.
Our moderators are the first point of contact for course participants. They manage the day-to-day running of the courses and ensure everything runs smoothly.
The role involves:
We usually need our moderators to be able to commit 2-3 hours per week for the duration of a course (spread throughout the week rather than in one block).
You will be:
If you fit the bill and would like to join the world’s first 100% online writing school, designed by writers and education specialists, send your CV to [email protected], telling us which courses you’re interested in. We’ll be in touch to set up a chat.
Our moderators are the first point of contact for course participants. They manage the day-to-day running of the courses and ensure everything runs smoothly.
Hear from some of our course directors, tutors and moderators.
Narrative expert
Meet a course director
John Yorke is a drama producer, author and teacher who has spent 30 years studying how stories work and why we tell them. His long career in TV drama has given him the tools to identify the underlying shape common to all successful narratives — from drama to corporate reports.
Short to Long Fiction
Meet a tutor
Susmita has been a professional writer and teacher since 2005. Her novel, The Normal State of Mind was longlisted for the Words to Screen Prize at the Mumbai Association of Moving Images festival. She’s been shortlisted for, and won, numerous prizes and awards and her work has been commissioned by magazines and for BBC Radio 4.
Moderator
Meet a moderator
Chay is a London-based freelance writer and creator. They hold a BA in Film & Television from the Falmouth University and as well as running writing events in London they have had many essays published in anthologies and their debut novella nominated for an award.
