London School of Publishing

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Reviews on London School of Publishing (29)

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Picture Research 10-Week

Barbara Pisiolek

06/11/2016
What I would highlight: The course was really informative, gave me an overall view of the industry. Tim is a really knowledgeable tutor, with great attitude, able to develop an excellent rapport with the students.
What could be improved: Nothing bad.
Course taken: November 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Business Writing 10 weeks

Joan Eva Sante-Clare

22/04/2016
What I would highlight: An excellent couse.
What could be improved: More tips to write and practical exercises. Limit discussions.
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Business Writing 10 weeks

Marta Alvaro Taus

22/04/2016
What I would highlight: The course was excellent.
What could be improved: More material and activities to write and practice would be appreciated.
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Ben Welling

15/04/2016
What I would highlight: In preparation for a new role this course has perfectly covered the areas of copy editing that I was unsure of. For anyone within proofing or editing copy this is a brilliant introduction to industry standards.
What could be improved: Everything was perfect.
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Lamara McBride

15/04/2016
What I would highlight: A really informative course that covers many topics. Plenty of opportunities to reflect on the learning and put it into action. Very hospitable staff who were warm and welcoming. The training will undoubtedly benefit the quality of my editing and hopefully further my career.
What could be improved: Nothing.
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Book Editing

Neil McNab

04/04/2016
What I would highlight: I enjoy coming to the LSP, there is a relaxed but serious atmosphere to the place. The presence of much modern at displayed on its wall make it LSP property feel like a place of culture and learning rather than a mere diploma factory. Staff are friendly and down-to-earth and seem to have genuine ‘seen it all’ in their respective industries. The courses that I have attended there have been comprehensive and interesting. I feel they have been good value for money.
What could be improved: No issues.
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Book Editing

Tia Begun

04/04/2016
What I would highlight: I am very happy with the course and feel confident applying my developed skills and knowledge as an editor.
What could be improved: Nothing could be better.
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Sub-Editing

Sarah Davis

03/04/2016
What I would highlight: The course was engaging and informative and taught by a trainer with a passion for the subject and a wealth of knowledge.
What could be improved: Nothing
Course taken: April 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Picture Research

Katy Aziz

11/02/2016
What I would highlight: A very informative course and excellent teacher. .
What could be improved: None.
Course taken: February 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Picture Research

Emily Pain

11/02/2016
What I would highlight: This has been really beneficial to me as I still quite new to the industry. It is very relevant to my work and I can see the information I have learnt helping me significantly in my career progression. Tim is a great teacher and has a lot of knowledge to share!
What could be improved: I'd like more assignments and exercises.
Course taken: February 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Picture Research

Bob Martin

11/02/2016
What I would highlight: The course was really useful in refleshing my knowlegde of picture researching. The tutor was very knowlegdeable and great to learn.
What could be improved: Nothing.
Course taken: February 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Steven Kennedy

05/02/2016
What I would highlight: Alistair provides and enjoyable session. I’m sure I’ll be making fewer mistakes.
What could be improved: Nothing.
Course taken: February 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Harriet Dobson

05/02/2016
What I would highlight: Very helpful and interesting.
What could be improved: Nothing.
Course taken: February 2016
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Picture Research 10-Week

Molly Derry

06/11/2015
What I would highlight: Very good information given, due to tutor having lots of previous experience. Great information pack given, with lots of useful comments. Also, the small size of the class was great.
What could be improved: More exercises needed to encourage learning and make the course hands on.
Course taken: November 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Katherine Russill

07/08/2015
What I would highlight: Alistair was engaging and informative. The course was challenging and enjoyable. Would definitely recommend.
What could be improved: Nothing bad.
Course taken: August 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Victoria Denny

07/08/2015
What I would highlight: Really enjoyed the day. It was engaging and the course leader was great. Thanks very much!
What could be improved: Nothing
Course taken: August 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Copy-Editing

Jess Harrison

07/08/2015
What I would highlight: Very good – really interesting.
What could be improved: None.
Course taken: August 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Book Editing

Sanya Semakula

29/07/2015
What I would highlight: Well set up and delivered evening classes. Has helped me to learn., practise and develop the skills needed to further my editorial career.
What could be improved: Nothing
Course taken: July 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Book Editing

Alessandra Greppi

29/07/2015
What I would highlight: It's a good course to get started.
What could be improved: I would have preferred more inclass activities.
Course taken: July 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Book Editing

Isabella Esposito

22/07/2015
What I would highlight: A great experience overall, hopefully just the first step of putting theory into practice with a career in publishing.
What could be improved: Exam should be marked by the tutor who held the course.
Course taken: July 2015
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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More information

History

LSP was established in 1983 and is one of the most known training organisations for both individuals wishing to enter the industry as well as for those within publishing. LSP is affiliated to the well known and global sister company, the London School of Public Relations. Both focus on offering up-to-date and skill based training.

Advantages of studying here

LSP has established a reputation for delivering skill-based courses, which are up-to-date and intensive. All courses reflect industry needs and have been designed to accommodate the training requirements of anyone who needs publishing skills. All the courses offer training to a wide audience in response to the increasing demand from companies and individuals alike to produce high quality, professional work.Courses are offered either on a part-time evening basis (ten weeks, one evening per week, 6.30pm - 8.30pm - this suits people who wish to train after work and prefer a gradual learning experience) or during the day - with a variety of the courses offer in an intensive one or two day format. Delegates are awarded a Certificate on successful completion of a course. Most courses are assessed via an examination or a project. Course delegates are trained by senior and experienced professionals who are skilled in the delivery of their particular areas of expertise.

Areas of specialisation

LSP offers a special approach to training that combines traditional skills, such as copy-editing, proofreading, magazine subbing, picture researching, feature writing as well as technical skills. The core skills taught in the courses are applicable to the main market groups involved in publishing. The courses are offered on a day or evening basis.Subject areas include the following: (each is run as a separate course)- Editorial and Proofreading (book editing and proofing)- Magazine Sub-Editing (editing, proofing, layout/design and working to house-styles of magazine, journals, publications and newspapers) - Advanced Editorial- Copy-Editing- Feature & Corporate Writing- Picture Research - Copyrights & Trademarks for Images- Adobe INDesign- Adobe Photoshop- Adobe Illustrator- Adobe Flash- Adobe Dreamweaver- HTML- Quark XPRess- Writing for the Web

Description

The London School of Publishing (LSP) has been training delegates since 1984 and has established an excellent reputation for delivering skill-based courses for individuals as well as the tailor made corporate training courses. We offer a range of training that suits the needs of our delegates, whether it be day or evening training.

Our purpose is to provide delegates with a dynamic and practical training experience, reflecting key trends in publishing, such as e-books, self-publishing and developments in "agile" publishing.

Our recent expansion of courses and competencies reflects a change in direction, taking a broader view of publishing and training, and recognising that at the heart of all forms of publishing and self-expression was creativity. LSP's mission, therefore, was clear - to stimulate the creative capabilities and and to ensure our courses provide invigorating and beneficial content to our delegates.

LSP undertook a strategic review to focus on five areas:

Editing: book editing, sub-editing, copy-editing
Digital: social media, Adobe, e-publishing, writing for the Web
Visual: picture research, infographics, art history
Literature: creative writing, poetry, the novella
Presenting: presenting skills, corporate presentations
The pace of technological change is altering how we publish and communicate. Whether one is involved in traditional publishing, producing content for social media, writing a feature, a poem or developing an engaging infographic - the critical distinctive ingredient for success is creativity. Creativity remains a key defining capability.

In addition, outside of developments in traditional and digital publishing, LSP also aims to improve peoples' understanding and access to the Fine Arts, Music and Literature in an attempt to introduce to them for the first time these fascinating areas of creative expression or to re-kindle interests.

Located in Notting Hill Gate and Kensington, LSP has an ideal central London location to deliver its courses. LSP courses are CPD approved, facilitating employment and promotion.

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GROUP BOOKINGS
Do you need professional corporate training for your staff? Take advantage of 20% off group booking for 3 or more people* from the same organisation.
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ALUMNI LOYALTY SCHEME
This offer is exclusively for alumni, for having training with us previously. We are very proud to have you included in our alumni. As a thank you, we would like to offer you 20% off any course fee*.
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2 FOR 1
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FREELANCERS AND CHARITIES
Are you a freelancer or a registered charity? We would like to help you with your skills development and career advancement by offering you 15% off any course fee*.
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