Vacancy: Editors/ Senior Editors (Math/ Science) for Alston Publishing Singapore

10 December 2010
Vacancy: Editors/ Senior Editors (Math/ Science) for Alston Publishing Singapore
Alston Publishing House is committed to improving the lives of young people all over the world by providing them with access to excellent and affordable educational programmes and products. We value our people and believe in building successful career paths with them.

We are now looking for qualified, dynamic and highly motivated individuals to join our team as:
Editors/Senior Editors (Maths/Science)

Job Responsibilities:

* To oversee the publishing process of a book from manuscript to print
* To do market research for key titles
* To edit manuscripts for content, language and copy
* To proofread page proofs
* To plan production schedules and manage budgets in an effective way
* To liaise and work effectively with various stakeholders in the publishing process including the writers, sales representatives, and freelancers

Prerequisites:

* A good degree with a strong command of English
* Excellent written and verbal communication skills
* Good project management and interpersonal skills
* Creative with a lot of initiative
* Detailed and meticulous
* Independent, results oriented and a good team player
* Able to multi-task and perform under pressure
* Willing to travel for work

Only Singaporeans and PRs need apply. Teaching experience will be an advantage. Candidates with relevant experience will be considered for senior positions.

Candidates who are interested should send in their detailed resume, indicating current and expected salaries to hr@alstonpublishinghouse.com. Please clearly indicate the subject(s) you are interested to edit (Maths/Science) in the subject header of your email.

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

More information here.
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