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Get certified by the Editors' Association of Canada!FRCertification Quick Links Benefits NEW! Between 2010 and 2012 EAC adapted its certification program to reflect new Professional Editorial Standards (PES) that came into effect on January 1, 2010. Learn more about the changes ahead. Download EAC's current policy on certification (PDF, 17 KB) If you're an editor or employ editors, take advantage of the EAC certification program.
EAC's certification program is for editors of written material who work in English. Successful candidates can become Certified Professional Editors or earn certification in proofreading, copy editing and/or structural and stylistic editing. For more information, read Requirements and The Tests. The program is open to EAC members and non-members. Members pay lower test fees. Join us. 2012 TestsEAC's 2012 certification tests will be written on Saturday, November 17, 2012. Two tests will be offered in 2012:
The Copy Editing test and the Stylistic Editing test will be offered in 2013. Test LocationsThe following test locations are planned, demand and resources permitting: Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Halifax. Test fees
Register nowRegistration for the 2012 Proofreading and Structural Editing tests will open in July 2012. What They're Saying About EAC Certification"EAC certification has opened many doors for me. Presenting myself as a Certified Professional Editor gives me credibility, confidence and a steady stream of clients." Anne Louise Mahoney, CPE "Certification earned me extra points when bidding on a federal government standing offer for English editing services. Believe me, every point counts! I eventually won the standing offer." Marion Soublière "I received a call from a prospective client who chose me from the online directory because I was a certified proofreader. This confirmed for me that certification means something to clients." Donna Dawson "My certification in copy editing gives employers confidence that I can handle a job correctly and with authority. Also, it has earned me respect from my peers." Beverly Ensom "My clients are assured that, as a Certified Proofreader, I am recognized by the Editors' Association of Canada for professional excellence in editing accuracy, judgment, skills and experience." Alan Yoshioka, PhD "I found it heartening to have my skills validated by an external measure. The process of preparing for certification was also valuable, giving me the occasion, motivation and many of the tools for a productive bout of professional development." Laura Cappello Bromling Are You Certifiable?"Being certified would show potential clients—and myself—that I am a good editor." Read one person's certification experience (PDF, 32 KB) from Active Voice, Winter 2008 |
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