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Training
Anthony Haynes writes: We provide training workshops on research communication. Our main areas of focus are:
- how to get published successfully;
- how to write for publication.
In addition, we provide training on managing peer review and on giving presentations.
Our workshops are tailored to the needs of the
participants – whether faculty or early career researchers –
and the time available (typically between one hour and a whole day).
Anthony provided
an extremely helpful presentation and handouts on the intricacies of
the publishing and marketing world and invaluable advice on contracts – particularly (but by no means exclusively) for young academics – Professor Antony Rowland, University of Salford
Clients include the following universities:
Bangor; Cambridge; Exeter; Heriot-Watt; Newcastle;
Nottingham; Salford; and Zurich.
Enquiries: please contact anthony@professionalandhigher.com
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Mentoring
Anthony Haynes writes: For academics and early career researchers, I provide one-to-one mentoring on writing.
Some mentees like to focus sessions on pieces of
text that they have written. Others prfer to discuss processes of
writing, such as planning or editing. I am happy to work either way.
Typical genres covered include: conference papers, journal papers;
reports; theses; grant bids; and fellowship applications.
Clients include: University of Essex; and University of Cambridge (Judge
Business School; Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology;
Department of Engineering; and Faculty of Politics, Psychology, Sociology, and International Studies.)
Enquiries: please contact anthony@professionalandhigher.com
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