Write for us
We welcome considered pitches about teaching and learning practical skills: a clear explanation, a useful comparison, a thoughtful account of a training choice or a grounded idea for making practice easier to understand.
What makes a strong pitch
Send one focused proposal with a working title, the central question, the main point readers will take away and a short note about why the subject suits Clear Training Guide. Tell us what makes the piece distinct from familiar general advice and what examples or experience would shape it. We value precision, useful limits and a clear reader in mind.
Scope and approach
Pitches may explore demonstrations, practice, feedback, session design or learning materials. We are not looking for promotional copy, unsupported claims, recycled listicles or instructions that ask readers to handle hazards without qualified oversight. Do not include confidential learner information or material you do not have permission to share.
How to send an idea
Proposals are sent through the Contact page. Choose the editorial question option and include your pitch in the message. A proposal is not a commission; please wait for a response before preparing a full article. We cannot promise a reply to every submission.
Good training makes the next step visible.
A clear demonstration, a well-chosen practice task and a useful pause can change how a skill takes hold. We look closely at those small decisions.