Pam Kelly
 Director of Instruction

If you demonstrate real aptitude and decide to enroll in Writing for Children and Teenagers, the insights, skills, and techniques you’ll acquire in taking this combined fiction/nonfiction course will repay you every time you put words on paper. The ability to write well is an achievement that will give you great satisfaction. To be able to set down the right words in the right sequence so that your writing mirrors your thoughts and feelings, and engages the reader—what an accomplishment!

As you progress in building your skills, your watchful instructor sees every step you take. Your progress earns praise, and when you slip, he or she is there to put you back on your path.

Then, finally, you’ll be ready to test your skills with an editor or publisher. It may take a series of attempts and unflagging determination to win that long-sought letter of acceptance, but when you do, you can say with pride, “Now I’m a writer!”

We take responsibility for the effectiveness of our teaching, and your satisfaction, by promising that you will complete at least one manuscript suitable to submit to an editor by the time you finish our course.

After you’ve received your diploma, you’ll look back on what you’ve accomplished. If you are not satisfied that you’ve become a better writer and learned how to market your writing to editors and publishers as a result of completing our course, you can obtain a prompt refund of every penny you've paid.

That’s what I mean when I say, “We’re dedicated to your complete satisfaction.”

Your first step is to complete your Aptitude Test for Children’s Writing and mail it in the envelope enclosed.

Good luck!

Pamela Kelly,
Director of Instruction