Write for us

We welcome considered pitches about how people learn, practise and use skills. A strong contribution makes a specific training question easier to see without promising instant results or treating one approach as universal.

Subjects we welcome

Pitch an explanation of a learning concept, a comparison of training formats, a practical piece about structuring practice, or a clear account of how a skill can be broken into usable parts. We are interested in the design decisions behind learning, not generic motivation.

What makes a strong pitch

Name the reader, the precise question and the main idea the piece will leave them with. Explain what makes the subject worth covering and how you would handle its limits. Keep the proposed scope distinct from familiar advice, and do not rely on unsupported claims, invented examples or promised outcomes.

How to send a proposal

Send your proposal through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include a working title, a short outline and any relevant context about your approach. Please send a pitch rather than a finished article unless we have agreed otherwise.