Areas of newswriting include newspapers, magazines, newsletters, and television. Newswriters must be able to work under pressure and on several projects at one time. To become a successful newswriter, you need to be dedicated and thorough, and be able to write quickly. Editing Editing involves several aspects of English. Editors need strong reading and writing skills and a good foundation in grammar, as well as the ability to make decisions under pressure and feel confident in them.
Editors make decisions about the content, organization, and presentation of a writer's work.
Editors hold positions in newspapers, magazines, corporations, government agencies, and publishing firms. Historianship Writing about history requires research. Critical judgment and investigative skills are needed to research dates, statistics, events, and facts. History writers must have good writing skills and be persistent and attentive to detail and accuracy. Advertising The skills developed in English courses can help you communicate with clients and target an advertising audience.