Applications To Become An Editor

Educational Point's publisher and editors agree that selecting qualified individuals for our editorial board is crucial. This guide provides valuable insight into the editorial board membership application process.

Get Your Application Ready

Create a well-organized application that emphasizes your credentials and dedication to scholarly publishing. Include a cover letter in which you introduce yourself, explain your motivation for serving on the editorial board, and list your expertise in specific areas. Include a current curriculum vitae (CV) or a brief resume that highlights your academic credentials, research experience, and prior editorial activities.

Emphasize Your Research Expertise

An editor needs to have research experience to evaluate the quality and significance of manuscripts.

• Highlight your areas of expertise, specific research interests, and any pertinent awards and honors.
• Demonstrate your experience with peer review.
• Include the journals you have served as a peer reviewer and the number of reviews you have conducted.
• Highlight the outstanding reviews, comments, and invitations to review that you have received from other prestigious journals. 
• Mention previous editorial positions, such as associate editor, guest editor, or editorial board member.
• Emphasize your experience with manuscript management, including manuscript evaluation, selection, and communication with authors and reviewers.

Communicate Your Vision

Describe your vision for the journal and how you can contribute to its development and growth. In addition, discuss novel approaches for enhancing the journal’s influence, attracting high-quality submissions, and growing its audience. Highlight your commitment to upholding ethical standards, promoting rigorous peer review, and ensuring timely publication.