Being a good editor requires more than being good with language.
You need to have a strong sense of judgement, be meticulous, and be able to spot underlying patterns. You need to be methodical, collaborative, and able to follow a brief.
As a qualified editor and former in-house editorial manager, I understand how complex the role of editor can be. My one-on-one and small group mentoring focuses on practical skills that go beyond copyediting and proofreading, providing guidance on how to perform these tasks well, and manage others to do the same.