Typical Career Progression
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*The above table is to be used as aguide only.
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Typical Accountabilities & Responsibilities
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Career Path Options
The career of an editor has room to move. You may start working as an intern to gain experience, receiving instruction and information from an experienced editor. In terms of getting a first job, many begin their careers as proofreaders, researchers or copy editors. With experience, talent, good judgment and huge capacity for hard work, you can move up the multiple levels of the editorial career path. There are daily, suburban and country newspapers that differ by state and over 80 magazine titles published throughout Australia. There are book publishers, advertising agencies, printing companies and there are opportunities to freelance once you are experienced. It’s a career you can take internationally.
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