Every day, proofreaders-in-the-making are transforming their love for words into profitable, flexible businesses. Whether you’re looking to supplement your income, leave your draining 9-to-5, or build a career that fits your life, you’re in the right place.
Consistent, Reliable Income
Graduates regularly report making an extra $1,000/month – many within their first few months of working with clients.
More Freedom & Flexibility
From stay-at-home parents proofreading between nap times to retirees funding their dream vacations, students are designing their ideal work-life balance.
Confidence & Skill Mastery
With real-world transcript practice (3,100+ pages!), hands-on feedback, and coaching support, students graduate prepared and ready to wow their clients.
Work-from-Anywhere Careers
Students proofread from home, at the beach, or on the road, turning their skills into a location-independent business.
Already a general proofreader, Kerry expanded into transcript proofreading to increase her earning potential while working flexible hours around her family. Even from across the ocean, she successfully built relationships with U.S. court reporters and now enjoys consistent, well-paying work.
A former retail worker working night shift, Samantha needed a way out. She quit her retail job just two months after graduating from TPA and made her first four-figure week as a proofreader. Now, she can stay home with her children and do work that pays well and fits her lifestyle as an active, homeschooling mom.
A former court reporter, Renee explored everything from X-ray tech to retail and warehouse work before discovering transcript proofreading. Now she proofreads full time and finally feels fulfilled.
A retired nurse, Janet wanted a way to stay mentally sharp and supplement her retirement income. Within a year of starting her business, she remodeled her bathroom and updated her deck—all funded by her new career.
Stuck in a toxic work environment, Kate took her time building her business but was still able to quit her grocery store job sooner than expected! Now, she enjoys the peace of working for herself, on her own schedule.
In her 30s and feeling stuck in the 9–5 grind, Colleen knew she wanted more from life. With a background in literature and a love for language, she gave transcript proofreading a shot—and within six months, she had built a business that gave her freedom, purpose, and control over her schedule and health.
But how do you know which type of proofreading is best for you?
There’s general proofreading, which focuses on books, blogs, papers, and more.
And there’s transcript proofreading, which focuses on verbatim legal transcripts.
Both work with words, but they’re both very different when it comes to how and what you proofread, the clients you work for, and the skill and experience you need to be successful.
So which one’s the perfect money-making match for you?
Testimonials, feedback, and reviews are directly from students. They have not been compensated for their comments. Success/results/income is not guaranteed and can vary from student to student. Proofreading is not a "get rich" and "get rich quick doing nothing" business. It takes diligence, learning, and showing up for yourself to get the results you want. No coaching, training, or course will give you the life you want to have; you have to put in the work. Your success is up to you!
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