Our UK waiting list is still quite long, so for UK writing jobs there is still a long wait unless we receive a brief that particularly suits your background.

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Indeed, we still have many UK writers on our waiting list, but we now have a regular and sizeable Canadian writing job – meaning we now need a few more Canadian writers.

If you live in Canada and want some writing work, then please check out our site and the Terms & Conditions. If you feel you can offer your writing services, then please complete the application form.

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P.S. For UK and other writers (other than Australia – see previous post) then we’re afraid we still have a longer waiting list than usual so if you apply, chances are you’ll be waiting around 12 months – unless we happened to get a writing assignment that particularly suited your skillset and experience.

Although we have plenty of writers from the UK, we do have a large, regular Australian writing job – and this means we need a handful of Australian writers. So, if you’re from Australia and feel you meet the criteria and want what we can offer, then have a look round the site, have a read of the T&Cs and if you still fancy doing some writing work then please apply using the application form.

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P.S. if you are from the UK or elsewhere (other than Canada – see next post) then unfortunately we do have a long waiting list that would mean you could be waiting up to a year – unless we received a writing job that particularly suited your past experience.

If you have relevant knowledge or experience of the below topics, then please get in touch with us if you are ALREADY on the waiting list or apply through the Apply Now page if you wish to apply to write for us:

hosting

FPGA design

PCB / CAD design

We don’t need experts in the field, just people able to read stuff on the subject without being completely baffled, and it always helps if you have some interest in it.

If you are interested in writing on hosting and servers, please email info(at)wordsofworth.co.uk replacing the (at) with @ asap.  (Note you must have applied using the application form and been accepted on the waiting list to apply – not just subscribed to the RSS feed).

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You don’t need to be ultra-techie or know the detailed ins and outs of servers and hosting, but no doubt it would help if you have some interest in the subject.

If interested, please email info(at)wordsofworth.co.uk replacing the (at) with @ as soon as possible.

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We have one or two assignments this month on the topics of plumbing, and specifically pipe fittings/flanges, and web design.  Ideally, the writer should have some previous knowledge or work experience in these areas.

Nobody on the waiting list has specifically mentioned either topic so if you are on the waiting list and interested, please email info(at)wordsofworth.co.uk (replacing the (at) with @) with your background.  Sometimes the response to these posts is overwhelming, so if you do not receive a reply, please don’t be offended.

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Editing Team

For those writers already on the waiting list, don’t worry if you didn’t select a newly available subject as we do already have your details and unless there’s someone else perfect for the topic we would offer it to you anyway.

However, we have a need for some writers able to write adult content.  We don’t really want to be emailing people on the waiting list to offer this sort of stuff, so if anyone really wants to write this sort of assignment, please email us at info(at)wordsofworth.co.uk replacing the (at) with @.

Please note: if you do email and we don’t reply, this will be because the assignment(s) have already been sent out.  The last subject appeal we posted received so many replies, and many of them days too late, that we struggled to personally reply to them all so please don’t be offended if we don’t reply to you.  Your interest will be noted on the waiting list.

They range from ontology, beds, bathrooms, fibreglass roofing, lofts, car hire, car leasing, payroll and others.

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P.S. If you aren’t currently on our waiting list, you will need to apply through the normal procedure.