News

The trailblazers of the Publishing Assistant Apprenticeship have completed their training with 60% achieving distinctions.

#LoveAudio returns for a fifth year and will run from Monday 12 to Friday 16 July 2021. The annual celebration will highlight the accessibility, creativity and innovation of audiobooks.

The first Publishing Assistant Apprentices have completed their training. We caught up with former apprentice, Zoe Mair, and Pearson's Head of Apprenticeships, Anne Ashworth, to ask them about their experiences.

The Publishers Association’s Work in Publishing campaign returns from Monday 16 to Friday 20 November. Work in Publishing Week aims to encourage young people between the ages of 14 and 24 to pursue a career in publishing.

The Publishers Association, Pop Up Projects and House of Illustration have partnered to host five webinars which aim to support the professional development of aspiring and emerging illustrators from underrepresented and marginalised communities.

For Love Audio Week 2020, we asked Laura Smith from W.F.Howes some questions about her career in audio publishing.

For Love Audio Week 2020, we asked Dominic Gribben some questions about audio publishing.

For Love Audio Week 2020, we asked Katalina Watt some questions about her career in audio publishing and what makes audiobooks unique.

For Work in Publishing Week 2019, we asked Maleeha some questions about her career path, publishing and career progression.

For Work in Publishing Week 2019, we asked Ain some questions about her career path, publishing and career progression.

For Work in Publishing Week 2019, we asked Angelica some questions about her career path, publishing and tips to get into the industry.

For Work in Publishing Week 2019, we asked Philippa some questions about her career path, publishing and tips to get into the industry.

For Work in Publishing Week 2019, we asked Jamie some questions about his career path and publishing.

For Work in Publishing Week 2019, Eleanor told us about how she started her career in publishing through the LDN Apprenticeship scheme.

Maeve Dunne, Policy and Public Affairs Manager at the Publishers Association, talks about her experience of moving into the publishing sector. I work in policy and public affairs at the Publishers Association; communicating the interests of publishers to government. Prior to my role at the Publishers Asssociation, I worked in press for financial services, but…

By Eliza Kavanagh, Campaigns Executive for the Publishers Association. The Publishers Association is the UK’s leading representative body for the publishing industry. Publishers pay an annual membership fee in exchange for services and a unified voice in government and the media. Our work covers a broad range of activity — from fighting piracy to removing…