Share what you know with learners
We welcome pitches for original, accurate and genuinely useful articles for students, parents and teachers.
What we publish
Educational and technology topics that help people learn.
Exam and curriculum guidance
Study advice for Cambridge, IGCSE, GCSE, O Level, A Level and Edexcel students, such as revision plans and how to use past papers.
Subject revision strategies
Practical techniques for mathematics, the sciences, English and other school subjects, with worked examples.
Programming and computer science
Beginner Python, computational thinking, and computer science topics explained for learners.
AI literacy and responsible technology
How learners can use AI tools thoughtfully and honestly, and how software and technology work.
Online learning
Making the most of online lessons, staying motivated, and preparing for exams while learning remotely.
Guidance for teachers
Lesson design, explaining difficult ideas, and teaching effectively online.
Editorial standards
Every article must meet these requirements.
- Original work that has not been published elsewhere, including on your own site.
- Written for students, parents or teachers, with a clear purpose and practical value.
- Accurate facts, with sources cited for statistics, research findings and exam-board details.
- Examples, worked problems or code you have checked yourself.
- Facts kept separate from opinion, with opinions clearly marked as yours.
- No promotional content, affiliate links or links included only for SEO.
- Text you wrote yourself. If you used AI tools while drafting, say so in your pitch and make sure every claim is checked.
- A short author biography (two to three sentences) describing your relevant teaching or subject experience accurately.
How submission works
Step 1
Send a pitch
Email a proposed title, a short outline and who the article is for. You don't need to send a full draft yet.
Step 2
Editorial review
Our team reviews each pitch for fit, usefulness and accuracy, and may suggest changes.
Step 3
Draft and fact-check
If we ask for a draft, we review it for accuracy, clarity and sources before any decision to publish.
Step 4
Decision
Sending a pitch or a draft does not guarantee publication. We'll let you know what we decide.
Opens your email app addressed to nextgenremotelearning@gmail.com. Questions first? Contact us.