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Dear Editors Canada members, student affiliates and members of partner organizations,
We’re having a surprise summer sale on our webinar recordings! You can save 50% on all Editors Canada webinar recordings from August 10 to August 17, 2026. This discount is in addition to the 40% off you already get as a member or student affiliate!Save 50% on cutting-edge training for editors at every stage of their careers
30 minute webinars
Discounted member price: $27 Summer Sale price: $13.50
45 minute webinars
Discounted member price: $33 Summer Sale price: $16.50
1-hour webinars
Discounted member price: $42 Summer Sale price: $21
1.5-hour webinars
Discounted member price: $60 Summer Sale price: $30
2-hour webinars
Discounted member price: $84 Summer Sale price: $42
Choose from a wide selection of training
Learn more about writing and editing with AI:
- Algorithms, AI, & You: The Editor’s Role in the Age of Mis/Disinformation with Emily Faubert
- AI for Editors: Business Growth Without Compromising Your Standards
- Building a Portfolio Career: What to Do If AI Steals Your Editing Clients with Michelle Waitzman
- Using AI Tools Without Letting Them Use You with Emily Faubert
- Generative AI for editors: Friend, foe, or flunky? with Catie Phares
- AI Editing: Tools to Improve Every Workflow with Perrin Lindelauf
- The Future of Editing: Leaning into What AI Can’t Do with Catie Phares
- AI Editing Uncertainty: Navigating Ethics, Copyright and Privacy with Perrin Lindelauf
Strengthen your equity, diversity and inclusion skills:
- Safe and Sensitive Practices for Working with Trauma Survivors with Meghan Fandrich
- Beyond the Gender Binary: Editing for More Inclusive Fiction with Tanya Gold and Eliot West
- Anti-Islamophobia Editing: Using Inclusive Language and Plain Language to Counter Hate Speech with Amber Riaz
- Inclusive and Conscious Language for Editors: How to Edit for Respectful Content and Why it’s Important with Amber Riaz
Learn more about accessibility in editing:
- Practical Accessibility for Editors with Sonya Poller
- Some of the Things You Wanted to Know about Alt Text with Amber Riaz
- Creating Accessible Documents with Suzanne Schaan
- Descriptive Transcripts for Accessibility and More with Julie Kay-Wallace
Explore academic editing:
- Content Marketing for Academic Editors with Letitia Henville
- Academic Research Grants: Understanding the Peer Reviewers’ Perspective with Letitia Henville
- Academic Book Copy Editing 101 with James Harbeck
- Academic Editing in Social Sciences, Humanities and Education with Letitia Henville
Enhance your technical skill set:
- Introduction to Fine-Tuning Your Systems and Processes with Katie Chambers
- Introduction to Fact-Checking with Laura Edlund
- Newsletters, Emails and Presentations: Improving the Tools of Business Communication with Michelle Waitzman
- Becoming a Microsoft Word Power User: Customizations, Shortcuts, Wildcards, and Macros with Suzy Bills
- Transferring Editorial Skills to the World of Content Design with Christina Vasilevski
Explore time management and self-care strategies:
- Harness the Power of Neurodiversity to Maximize Your Potential as an Editor with Rhonda Kronyk
- Project Management and Time Tracking for Freelancers with Cath Ennis
- Productivity While Working From Home with Sagan Morrow
- Ergonomics for Editors with Mindy Gulas and Sonya Poller
- Personality-based Productivity with Sagan Morrow
Consider strategies to grow your editing business:
- Anti-Hustle: Marketing Against Greed with Letitia Henville
- Contracts to Clarify Expectations, Get Paid, and Protect Yourself with Suzy Bills
- Starting and Growing Your Business with Suzanne Bowness
- Strategic Pricing in the Changing Market with Erica Machulak
- Running an Editorial Agency (Panel)
- Creating a Persuasive Website for Your Freelance Business with Erin Brenner
- One-Hour Marketing Plan with Christine LeBlanc
Learn about editorial niches:
- An Introduction to Editing Horror with Molly Topple
- Freelance Editing in the Cookbook and Recipe Niche with Lauren Sawant
- Editing the Art of Comic Book Lettering with Steve Colle
- Introduction to Editing Speculative Fiction with Tanya Gold and Genevieve Clovis
Develop your core editing skills:
- Stand Out in the Publishing World: 8 Skills In-House and Freelance Editors Need with Amanda Lewis
- Finding Work (A Roundtable Discussion)
- Essential Proofreading Skills with Sharon McInnis
- How To Pass an Editing Test with Greg Ioannou
- The Editing Process for Fiction Authors with Julie Kay-Wallace
- Almost Everything You Need to Know about Copy Editing and Grammar Skills with Moira White
- Edits that Mix the Reader’s Mind into the Narrative with Molly Cernik
- Working with Other Editors: What, Why and How with Katherine Morton and Letitia Henville
Show your employer that you’re invested in developing your craft
Are you an in-house editor looking for professional development? Webinars offer invaluable training your employer should know about. You can share this email template with your employer, outlining the skills you can build with Editors Canada webinar recordings.
Share your training with your network
Editors Canada has been training editors since 1979. Stand out from the crowd by including the webinars you complete as accomplishments on your LinkedIn page, your professional website and your resumé. Diversity and inclusion best practices, the new international plain language standard, and AI editing tools are among the most sought-after new skills in the editing profession. Ensure that your prospective clients and employers know that you’ve completed training to be at the forefront of your profession.